BJ Barham discusses how "The Fear of Standing Still" highlights a personal reflection on turning 40, grappling with family life, and broader societal issues, portraying the struggle of Southern masculinity alongside the weight of generational trauma.
In the conversation with World Cafe, Barham emphasizes that the album isn't just about personal experiences, but serves as a critical examination of Southern identity, the complexity of which includes political issues like reproductive rights, reflecting a broader narrative.
Collection
[
|
...
]