With the release of (Re) Planting by the Signs, a new deluxe edition of her critically acclaimed album from last year, West Kentucky's S.G. Goodman is pledging a portion of the album's proceeds back to her local public radio station. Royalties from a new homespun cover of the title track by Senora May and Tyler Childers will be directed to WKMS.
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