Paisley
Fields

“Limp Wrist is epic in scope — not a concept album, exactly, but it tells its story carefully and intentionally. Its power is Paisley’s renewed commitment to peeling away his own defenses to create emotionally charged, authentic country music.”

“Paisley Fields brings a roguish cabaret-style sensibility to ‘The Other Boys’ — describing the often-solitary experience of many gay men with a knowing mixture of humor and sadness.”

“It’s emblematic of Fields’ unapologetically queer country music, which uses razor-sharp wit to navigate the loneliness and tenderness of the LGBTQ+ experience.”

“Raised in Iowa, but lately splitting his time between Brooklyn and Nashville, he makes mischievous use of down-home symbolism, upending the conventions of stoic, range-riding masculinity with winking, queer flirtation.”

“Fields is far from mere gimmickry — an exciting, vital voice in expanding what country music can encompass. Fields may be at the forefront of making queer country the new punk rock.”

“Paisley’s voice achieves a fragility reminiscent of choir boys and a strength that comes from righteous fury. One of their most vulnerable songs yet.”

“Meet four queer artists helping to shake up country music.” — Featured alongside the vanguard of a new generation reshaping American roots music.