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($12)“An Australian duo you need to know..” – The Bluegrass Situation
“An Australian duo you need to know..” – The Bluegrass Situation
The Montvales play stripped-down, banjo-and-harmony-driven songs that stick with you. Their shows will take you to places both raucous and reverent, equal parts honky-tonk mischief and earnest meditation on friendship, heartbreak, and place.
“Skribe plays an oil can called a canjo-zookie. It’s an eight-string guitar with a biting, blues-y rasp. Skribe’s got the voice (and the old-school Cadillac) to match. Accompanying himself on the suitcase-kick and hi-hat, Skribe’s “M.I.Y.” is a barn-burning...
Alyssa blends heartland rock, Americana, and singer-songwriter storytelling into a signature sound. Drawing inspiration from Bruce Springsteen, Van Morrison, John Mayer, and Bob Dylan.
“Music, Goodman’s songs show us, is a route to both survival and transcendence…Goodman’s stories and her sound are very particular, but she’s a hero with big arms, an ordinary woman learning how to keep on keeping on.” -NPR
Alyssa blends heartland rock, Americana, and singer-songwriter storytelling into a signature sound. Drawing inspiration from Bruce Springsteen, Van Morrison, John Mayer, and Bob Dylan.
Voices Faintly Heard is a 37-minute film by Chris Haddox and Rebecca Branson Jones that explores Haddox’s years-long research into the overlooked folk music traditions of southern West Virginia’s coalfields.
His music has been recently described as “a mix of dirty country and Appalachian string band racket that’s raw and real,” and his song “Coming Down” was covered by Kentucky artist Tyler Childers.
NEW Video shot at Seneca Rocks WV!!! “A smoky tenor that exudes confidence and authority… & a smooth command of the difficult finger-picking style …weaves his own tunes flawlessly together with folk-revival classics”
His music has been recently described as “a mix of dirty country and Appalachian string band racket that’s raw and real,” and his song “Coming Down” was covered by Kentucky artist Tyler Childers.