'Music on the Road' Examines Nashville's Shifting Sound

When thinking of country music, no city embodies the genre quite like Nashville does. Fuse's latest Fuse Docs film, Music on the Road, dives into Music City's fringe movement of "outlaw musicians" who take issue with their city's shifting sound.

Kim Logan, who relocated to Nashville in 2009 to pursue music, has strong opinions about the city's recent explosion of pop country acts. "The majority of artists that make it big come from Music Row, which is making absolute garbage. Pop country makes me feel physically ill. It's terrible," she laments.

Premiering Saturday, December 9, Music on the Road is a guided road trip across the USA exploring the lives and music of young artists from different walks of life. Spotlighting beatboxing, feminist hip-hop, psychedelic rock and more, this is one conversation you won't want to miss.

Below, watch a snippet of the documentary's Detroit episode: