"Spirits, Angels Or Lies," the opening track of Riddy Arman's debut album from La Honda Records, is based on the true tragedy of her father's dying. She explores the tendency for people to interpret the unknowable in the song's lyrics. In the tale she spins, she describes the dying moments and visual hallucinations she had while Johnny Cash was with her father as he lay dying. Longtime Arman fans will be able to identify the song from her popular performance clip, which was captured by Western AF on a Montana rail link boxcar and exposed the globe to her distinctive, seductive lope. Arman seems unmistakably at ease in the video, dressed in ranch-style wear among the rural and industrial environment. She clearly leads a lifestyle that many people romanticize but few actually do.
Her life's chapters up to this point tell a much fuller tale than a typical western stereotype. Arman has traversed the nation, from the Midwest's farmlands to New York City's bustling streets, penning songs, working as a ranch hand and living an agrarian lifestyle. She isn't afraid to forge new roads. She first became interested in the guitar during her rural Ohio childhood, which was filled with folk and country music. Her foray into songwriting didn't begin until she was in her early 20s and had relocated to central Virginia to pursue her interests in agriculture and horseback riding at a friend's small farm. Recently, Riddy Arman performed at the Under The Big Sky Festival while assisting her labelmate and buddy Colter Wall.ed  She embarked on her own headline tour, winding across the US with stops in Minneapolis, Chicago, Louisville, Asheville, Nashville, Memphis, Tulsa, and Denver as highlights. The tour will conclude with a sold-out performance at Live from the Divide. La Honda Records is a place where you can get her music..

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