Ever since busking in the streets of Tamworth at age 11, Felicity Urquhart has proven herself to be a true country-music lifer. Once she introduced her cheery disposition, uplifting voice, and emotional storytelling in the 1990s, she began racking up Golden Guitar Awards for songs like 2006’s Randy Scruggs co-write “Big Black Cloud” and 2009’s Patsy Cline-esque “Roller Coaster.” After leading a popular travel TV show, Urquhart became the longtime host of ABC’s Saturday Night Country program in 2010 and took a decade-long break between albums. Tragically, just weeks after she returned with 2019’s Frozen Rabbit and its triumphant single “Chain of Joy,” she lost her husband Glen Hannah. Urquhart found gradual solace in the online collective The Song Club, as well as a collaborator and eventual life partner in The Waifs’ Josh Cunningham. The pair named their first duets album after the weekly songwriting group that introduced them, and have since followed that 2021 teamup with such varied material as 2023’s dark, bluesy “Fly By Night” and 2025’s reverbed rockabilly lark “Joy Roller.”