We had a very interesting and touching conversation with Courtney Hartman about her latest release, “With You,” which conveys the theme of giving and receiving care. Courtney talks
about balancing being a mom and a career musician and the fulfilling feeling of
“I made something.” Courtney’s 3-year-old even makes a guest appearance.  

Courtney Hartman, a Wisconsin-based, Colorado-born guitarist, singer, writer, and producer, has
spent 15 years deftly knitting together music communities across the bluegrass,
folk, and indie scenes. She turned early acclaim (including a 2014 GRAMMY nomination for her work with folk quintet Della Mae) into true partnerships, writing and recording with an ever-growing family of fellow artists. PopMatters calls Courtney “a real-life folk troubadour and scholar, informed by her travels and the relationships that she’s built through them,” and Acoustic Guitar Magazine says she is “a songwriter that delights and disturbs.” Her
first two albums, Ready Reckoner and Glade, featured collaborations with Gregory Alan Isakov, Anaïs Mitchell, Bill Frisell, and Sam Amidon. Over the past decade, Courtney has spent time in 28 different countries, seeking to bridge cultural divides through music diplomacy and
creative cooperation. Her upcoming release, With You, is a richly collaborative album centered around the themes of care and motherhood. It will be released independently on November 14 and includes performances by Watchhouse, Tift Merritt, Phil Cook, and more.  

Be sure to check Courtney out here: 

• Website: Courtneyhartman.com 
• Patreon: /courtneyhartmanmusic
• IG: @courtneyhartman
• FB: @courtneyhartmanmusic
• Youtube: @courtneyhartman 

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