They're saying when you open your eyes, there are black people who are making great country music. Why are we not letting them in? Why are what is the hold of? But it's an excitingly strange time in country music right now. But we're super, super glad and honored to be a part of the conversation.

Welcome to another summer tour edition of Biscuits and Jam from Southern Living. I'm Sid Evans, editor-in-chief of Southern Living magazine, And today I'm joined by the country vocal trio

Chapel Hart. Name to CMT's next women of country in 2021, sisters Danica Hart, Devin Hart, and their

cousin, Trey Swindle, have made serious waves in Nashville with fun songs like Jesus and alcohol,

and you can have him, Jolene.

These women know how to have a good time, whether they're hanging out with their 108 cousins

or doing a podcast. The group sat down with me to talk about their childhood in Poplarville,

Mississippi, busking in New Orleans, their latest album, The Girls Are Back in Town, and Much, Much More.

Well, Chapel Heart, welcome to Biscuits and Jam.

Hello.

So Chapel Heart is made up of three very talented people, Danica Hart, Devin Hart, and Tree Swindle.

So why don't each of y'all say hi and tell me what your favorite southern dessert is?

Oh, I'll go first.

I'm Devin, and my favorite southern dessert has to be pecan pie.

Oh, yes.

I'm Danica, and I feel like my favorite dessert, and it's probably because I had it the other day,

but strawberry shortcake, and it was incredible, so I'm going to go with strawberry shortcake.

I'm tree, and I have to say my favorite southern dessert.

I don't think it's just a dessert.

That's so constricting because you can just eat it as a meal, but it has to be bread pudding.

A rum salt.

It's got to be a rum sauce.

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