The desert city of Marfa, TX is 62 miles from the Mexican border, and the city has developed a reputation for it’s minimalist art scene, and was interestingly enough, where most of the most disturbing […]
Tag: folk
Warp Records released Silver Wilkinson, Bibio’s most recent full-length release early last year, and the material managed to be summery and psychedelic in a way that was reminiscent of the likes of Nick Drake and interestingly enough, Junip. “Dye the Water […]
Extensively touring since 2009, the East Nashville, TN-based musician Adrian Kyrgowski has been playing what his backing band has dubbed “soul-folk” in sold-out clubs, house concerts, coffee shops, festivals and just about everywhere else in […]
Consisting of a couple who not only collaborate with each other but are actually romantically involved Jus Post Bellum (which from the Latin means Justice After the War), and the material they’ve written is not only informed […]
Originally from Philadelphia, PA producer Ray Ward writes, records and performs under the moniker of Chi. And as Chi, his work reflects his own personal experience wandering around – thematically, his material concerns itself with […]
Consisting of a couple who not only collaborate with each other but are actually romantically involved Jus Post Bellem (which from the Latin means Justice After the War), and the material they’ve written is not […]
Gypsy Bells, Brianna Lea Pruett’s sophomore album will be released through Canyon Records on October 1st, and the album is informed by Pruett’s Cherokee and Choctaw heritage, her parents old vinyl collection, a collection that […]
Little Life started out as a home recording that Josephine Foster started back in 2001, and was inspired by her work at the time as a music teacher. After rediscovering the work of folk musician […]
Preview: My Name Is You at Rockwood Music Hall
The duo of My Name Is You met while students in Southern California. After graduation, Brandon went on to tour and record with Greg Laswell, Joshua Radin, Ingrid Michaelson, Tristan Prettyman and others, Anne, moved […]
New Orleans, LA-based singer/songwriter Carsie Blanton’s sound can be described in some way as American pop – and that shouldn’t be very surprising since Blanton has publicly described her infatuation with the legendary Billie Holiday […]