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Wired In Sessions with Kristina Murray

WMOT
Published July 2, 2025 at 6:00 AM CDT

Ahead of her main stage performance at last week's Wired In at Riverside Revival, Kristina Murray, one of Nashville's most respected country songwriters, stopped by WMOT's backstage studio. She and her guys played stripped-down versions of "Watchin’ the World Pass Me By," "Just A Little While Longer," and "Get Down To It" from Little Blue, her latest album and her first for New West Records' Normaltown imprint.

For the deep dive on Kristina, check out her appearance on The String from a few weeks back.

Be sure to check out the WMOT YouTube channel, where you can find full-length livestreams and more Wired In performances from your favorite artists.

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