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Country Music's 'Off-Kilter' Era: Lambert Recalls Struggle
2 Oct
Summary
- Lambert and Underwood dominated country music for seven years.
- Few female artists found continued success in the 2010s.
- Lambert described the era as a difficult time for women.
Miranda Lambert is reflecting on her country music career and the industry's landscape during the 2010s. She noted that she and Carrie Underwood were exceptions in finding continued success, as the era saw a significant lack of new female artists emerging. Lambert stated on the Popcast podcast that for about seven years, only male artists were finding success, making the situation feel "off-kilter."
Lambert described this period as a difficult time for women in country music. She also suggested that she and Underwood were actively kept apart by the industry, implying a deliberate effort to limit their association.
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