NatalieMusic
NatalieMusic formed in 2010 with Natalie Maines, formerly of the Dixie Chicks, alongside sisters Emily and Martie Maguire. They released their self-titled...
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NatalieMusic formed in 2010 with Natalie Maines, formerly of the Dixie Chicks, alongside sisters Emily and Martie Maguire. They released their self-titled debut album that same year. Their 2011 single "Fuckin' Perfect" became a mainstream hit, though its explicit lyrics about body image drew some criticism.
They followed with albums like "Thank You for Coming to My Funeral" in 2014, "Wildfire" in 2017, and "Mother May I" in 2020. The lineup stayed consistent with Maines on lead vocals and guitar, Emily Maguire on harmony vocals and guitar, and Martie Maguire on harmony vocals, fiddle, and mandolin.
Their music often touched on themes of self-acceptance, identity, and social issues. They faced some legal trouble with a former record label and dealt with personal challenges, including a public divorce that tested the group. Still, they kept recording and touring, building a dedicated following.
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