Nashville’s David Mead is known for multiple musical projects, like Davey Ukulele and the Gag Time Gang and the beloved Elle Macho, as well as his own singer/songwriter stuff. His most recent solo effort, Dudes, was released last November and has already caught some positive feedback (including “The Smile of Rachael Ray” featured as NPR’s Song of the Day). And as the title hints, the record is built upon the male perspective. The Deli caught up with Mead a few days ago to talk about the making of Dudes and his other writing endeavors. Check him out performing “Dudes” live at Ivy League Studio and see him Friday, Jan 20 at The Basement with Natalie Prass and Harper Blynn. Read the interview here.
