There’s a potent imagery that envelops The Hollering Pines’ lyrics, carrying the weight of the band’s new album Moments in Between. Following the path laid by their sophomore release, Mansion of Heartbreak in 2017, Salt Lake City-based sisters Marie Bradshaw […]
Rising Appalachia, the sister duo of Leah and Chloe Smith, are not only artists, they’re translators. They embrace this role on their new album Leylines, translating their Southern upbringing and vast travel experiences into a collection of insightful original songs […]
Joy Williams says in press materials that she finds the most enjoyment in music “that feels like a conversation.” On her new album, Front Porch, she’s the ideal conversationalist, creating the warm and inviting atmosphere she aimed for at the […]
A soldier. A big mess. A diamond born to shine. An independent woman. These are a few of the striking ways Sarah Potenza defines herself on her inspiring new album Road to Rome. Following her tenure on Season 8 of […]
Compassion is at the root of The Honey Dewdrops’ Anyone Can See, the fifth independent album release from the euphonious folk duo of Kagey Parrish and Laura Wortman. Built on a foundation of soothing melodies and pure harmonies, the duo […]
The Illinois sister duo of Lily and Madeleine Jurkiewicz intertwine beauty and vulnerability at the core of their alluring new album Canterbury Girls, with thought-provoking lyrics, self reflections, and pristine harmonies making for an impactful project. They open with the […]
Emily Scott Robinson’s Traveling Mercies defines the notion of a pure folk album, as she conveys the simple beauty of life across 12 reflective songs. While the first half of the album finds Robinson making intrinsic observations — whether describing […]
There’s a purity that pours through in Sean McConnell’s latest album, Secondhand Smoke, as he calls upon 13 sincere and inspiring songs to explore his definition of the meaning of life and connect it to the world around him. One […]
With roots steeped in her Haitian heritage, Leyla McCalla has defined Kreyòl as a “language of resistance,” an identity she proudly embraces on her new album The Capitalist Blues. Throughout the poetic project, McCalla pairs insight with empathy to comment […]
With roots steeped in her Haitian heritage, Leyla McCalla has defined Kreyòl as a “language of resistance,” an identity she proudly embraces on her new album The Capitalist Blues. Throughout the poetic project, McCalla pairs insight with empathy to comment […]
