There’s nothing more country than rebelling against country music. Willie Nelson did it. Waylon Jennings did it. And today’s country music is so easy to hate, whether it’s the AI artists flooding the genre, or a new song from Luke Bryan so brain-numbingly awful it gives you an ice cream headache. Still, bitching about country music doesn’t make you a country music outlaw like Nelson or Jennings. What makes you an outlaw is actually doing something about it. For Nashville country singer Nathan Evans Fox that means a host of rebellions, both small and large. On his new album Heirloom, Fox opens small with “Lots of Beginnings,” a heartfelt, moving letter to his newborn child, voicing worries about bullies and about forgetting the family’s rural roots,…

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