H.C. McEntire has produced a vocation complicating the tunes of her youth. A youngster of North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountains, McEntire started daily life on a family members farm, her days soundtracked by the neighborhood state radio station. On Sundays, she’d attend church, the heavenward hymns lifting her out of her weekday twang. These influences have educated McEntire’s individual reverent people tunes, whose gospel inflections and bucolic imagery replicate deep psychogeographic connections to the land in which she grew up. Feeling of area continues to be the cornerstone of McEntire’s songwriting on Each and every Acre, an album that finds relief and resolution in the circadian rhythms of the normal entire…