AMIGO THE DEVIL

<p>Welcome to episode #129 of The Troubadour proudly brought to you by Hennessey Cigar Co.  You can find a clickable link in the show notes on the blog page for this episode at www.thetroubadourpodcast.com.  By using code <strong>TTP15</strong> at checkout you’ll get 15% off of your first order of their fine hand rolled cigars.</p> <p align="center"><img src= "https://assets.libsyn.com/secure/show/111791/HennessyLogoColor.png" alt="" width="178" height="172" /></p> <p align="center">CLICK <a href= "https://hennessycigarco.com/">HERE</a> AND USE CODE: <strong>TTP15</strong></p> <p>As a fan of music in general I think it’s always a good practice to expand your horizons and step outside your comfort zone.  Even if a particular genre isn’t really my cup of tea, I always learn something by studying what is going on in other genres.  On today’s episode we do just that in our interview with an Austin, TX artist who has a huge cult following named Danny Kiranos who tours under the moniker, Amigo The Devil.</p> <p>As you’ll hear in the interview Danny has had an interesting journey to become the artist he is today.  Danny went from a successful life as an honest to God, Master Brewer of craft beer to becoming a hugely popular one-man act with nothing more than banjo.</p> <p>Amigo the Devil is pretty much the torch-bearer for the genre known as “murder-folk”.  His songs are witty and wry takes on some of the darkest parts of human life including murder and human suffering.</p> <p>I really enjoyed our visit with Danny and found his life and the “murder-folk” side of things just down right interesting.  During the interview through zoom he even showed Carly and I some interesting pieces from his collection of oddities.</p> <p>This was another fun interview and I really think you’ll enjoy Danny and our dive into a new genre of music here on the podcast.</p> <p>To find out more about Amigo The Devil and his music along with his social media links go to <a href= "http://www.amigothedevil.com">www.amigothedevil.com</a>  or bette