“Look out for one another, watch your drinks, respect each other.” It seems simple, but in such fraught times Emily Nenni is keeping an eye on her people. In her world, the dancefloor is a sacred space where everyone is welcome. The Nashville-based Californian has been releasing music since 2018, filtering the present through the honky-tonk of yesteryear. Movin’ Shoes is her fourth album and second collaboration with producer John James Tourville (the Deslondes) who also helmed her 2024 standout Drive & Cry.
Like that album, Movin’ Shoes has a vintage flavor and the type of classy live arrangements that were de rigueur in the studio system of the ’60s and ’70s, but are now the domain of niche specialists. Too often, artists miss the point…

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