From top of a bus sessions to the Empress Ballroom stage — this Mo Ho Session is pure country chaos in the best way. Recorded at The British Country Music Festival 2025, DC Brown and Linda Conway sit down with four-fifths of Wood Burnt Red for an unfiltered chat about touring life, family balance, band bromance, and the meaning behind both Wood Burnt Red and Mo Ho.

There’s laughter, dad jokes, unexpected sex-ed moments, and even a sing-along to The Bare Necessities — all wrapped up with the story of how a simple barbecue glow became one of UK country’s brightest rising acts.

🎧 Expect stories from the road, stripped-back song talk, and genuine friendship on full display.
🎤 Recorded live at The British Country Music Festival 2025

Follow Wood Burnt Red:
Instagram / TikTok / Spotify → @wood.burnt.red

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📸 Instagram: @MoHoSessions
💻 dcbrownlive.com/moho

🎶 One Song. One Story. Unforgettable Every Time.

🎙️ Mo Ho Sessions | Episode 7 with Jess and the Bandits

Episode 7 of Mo Ho Sessions features the incredible Jess and the Bandits, bringing powerhouse vocals, heartfelt songwriting, and a touch of sass to every performance. From the gospel-infused joy of Preaching to the Choir to the outlaw-country edge of I Ain’t Wrong and Wanted Man, Jess takes us on a journey through her latest album Jessica — an album that’s bold, authentic, and full of soul.

In this episode, we dive into:
✨ The creative process behind Jessica and why Jess embraced “may the best song win.”
✨ How music can heal, comfort, and be an escape from everyday stress.
✨ The importance of female musicians on stage and evolving as a live performer.
✨ Fun insights from Jess’s life, including songwriting inspiration, personal stories, and a “This or That” game.

Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering Jess for the first time, this episode is packed with heart, humor, and music that will leave you inspired.

🔗 Find Jess and stream her music: jessinthebandits.com

Mo Ho Sessions | Season Five, Episode 5 — The Jackson Line

Recorded live at the British Country Music Festival 2025 in Blackpool, this episode features The Jackson Line reflecting on their journey from holiday park entertainers to recording in Canada with producer Murray Pulver. They share insights into co-writing with Katie Hurt, the challenges of juggling music with careers and family life, and the lessons learned along the way.

We also talk about live shows, super-fans, cold showers, the UK country scene, and what it takes to keep growing as a band. Plus, they treat us to a heartfelt live version of If You Were Doing It For Me.

✨ Hosted by Linda Conway (@voice.ofawoman)
🎬 Edited by Joe Clarkson (@dcbrownlive)

Listen wherever you get your podcasts & watch on YouTube — just search Mo Ho Sessions.

Live from The British Country Music Festival 2025 — Briggs & Stark join Mo Ho Sessions for a cosy early-morning chat and performance. We get the origin story (two solo artists turned couple-duo), how they split duties (Briggs = admin, Claudia = editing/production), and how their sound blends Americana/folk with harmonies, stompbox, tambourine…and the first flute ever on Mo Ho. Expect geocaching tangents, pineapple-on-pizza hot takes, a Jaffa Cake identity crisis, and a brand-new rom-com-coded song. They also tease their upcoming EP The Moving Diaries and single “Honey” (late Oct/early Nov), plus favourites like “Three Kisses,” “Go Ahead,” “Shadowlight,” “Road to Nowhere,” “Secrets,” “Disengaged,” “Broken,” “Leave Tomorrow,” and “Short Fuse.”

Guests: Briggs & Stark — find them on socials/Spotify as “Briggs & Stark” (use the ampersand).
Hosts: Linda Conway (Voice of a Woman) & DC Brown Live (Mo Ho Sessions).
Follow: @DCBrownLive | @VoiceOfAWoman •

Episode 4 of Season Five of the Mo Ho Sessions, recorded at the British Country Music Festival 2025 in Blackpool.

This was the very first session we filmed in our dedicated room for the weekend — complete with a brand-new light setup (so it may look a little darker than the later episodes).

Joining us is the wonderful Sarah Louise, who brings warmth, humour, and plenty of sunshine to the conversation. She shares the story of how her single Place to Be came back to life, talks about her September Songwriting Challenge, and gives us a heartfelt performance. We also dive into her love for live shows, her latest release Sky Full of Stars, and play a round of This or That.

🌻 One song, one story. Unforgettable on the road.

Season 5 kicks off at the British Country Music Festival 2025 in Blackpool with the transatlantic duo Virginia Dirt (Miss Dirt + Mr Dirt): an American storyteller from Virginia and an Italian guitarist/producer who first met… in a tattoo parlour. We dig into the making of their EP Miss Dirt To You, why storytelling matters more than shredding, and how an online jam app during lockdown pulled a global cast of collaborators into their sound (recorded between London and Italy).

They talk arranging songs “like a kid with toys,” militant endings, the tension between vinyl-era albums and streaming’s 24-hour attention cycle, the life-or-death value of festivals and merch for independent artists, supporting Sunny Sweeney, and (yes) the great pineapple-on-pizza debate. We also get an exclusive live performance of their unreleased murder ballad “Marvin.”

Highlights

• Origin story & the name “Virginia Dirt”

• Building the EP with a drummer from the Netherlands, bluegrass friends in London, and producers in Rome

• Songs: “Call The Preacher,” “Old Bones,” “Burden of Truth,” “Woe Betide,” “Had It Coming,” “Stockholm,” plus the live exclusive “Marvin”

• Albums as journeys vs. single culture; AI in creativity; why listening rooms like Green Note matter

Follow Virginia Dirt

• Instagram: @virginiadirtmusic

• Music & merch: link in their IG bio

Mo Ho Sessions

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• Instagram: @mohosessions

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• Hosted by Linda Conway • Produced/filmed/edited by DC Brown Live
  Tagline: You never know how a Mo Ho is going to start — and we don’t do short form

Janet Devlin joins us at The British Country Music Festival for an honest and hilarious chat about her journey from X Factor to country music. We talk recovery, writing 50 songs in Nashville, and why having fun is her new rule for life.

Mo Ho Sessions returns for Season 5, live from The British Country Music Festival 2025.

In this episode, Owen Morton joins host Linda Conway to share his journey from EDM DJ to traditional country artist, recording with Swelson, and the inspiration behind his breakout singles Cowboy Dreams and Leave Me Alone. Plus, Owen performs his original song Don’t Quit Your Day Job live.