ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 10月14日 11時39分

“I always feel like a chameleon,” @missmargoprice said, “and that’s why I love David Bowie so much. He never stayed the same. He reinvented himself.” On her new album, out next week, #MargoPrice makes room for message-driven folk-rock, gently psychedelic vamping and R&B muscle, subtly challenging the perception that she’s a country purist. The 34-year-old artist — photographed here by @kyledreinford — has emerged at a moment when there’s a lot of interest in the divide between the #Nashville establishment and high-profile insurgents. @missmargoprice has claimed her outsider status by emphasizing the hardships she has endured — from exploitative music business relationships to losing a child and her family’s farm. Her commitment to embodying a persona toughened by circumstances is at the core of her artistic identity. On her new album, “All American Made,” she explores the social and political implications of coming up against a system that perpetuates gender inequality and ravages the livelihoods of working people. If she hadn’t, she said, “I wouldn’t feel like I was being honest with myself.”

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