Tag: folk
The Hosts of Basic Folk Share Interview Tips and Karaoke Philosophy
PREMIERE: Slow Rosary Distills the Personal and Environmental in One “Refinery”
On Emma Freeman’s “Silver Cup,” a TikTok Duet Becomes a Dewy Summer Single
Sunny War’s Simple Syrup is a Masterstroke of Conflicted Clarity
Reggie Harris on Finding Solid Ground in a Storm of Injustice
Bandits on the Run on Robbing Banks and Making Alchemical Art
On American Silence, Chris Pierce Delivers Peak Challenging Protest Folk
Brandon MacDonald of Home Is Where on Dylan Worship and Becoming Birds
Sadie Gustafson-Zook on Leaning Into Uncertainty
Feminism and Groceries Lead to Deeper Truths for Hey There Rabbit
PREMIERE: On a New Visual Album, Spartan Jet-Plex Isn’t Just Surviving
Americana Music Association Hosts Panel on Black Equity in Americana
PREMIERE: “H O R A” Lifts Margaret Chavez’ to the Cosmic Folk Heavens
PREMIERE: Elena Moon Park’s “Brilliant New Idea” Gets Brilliant New Video
“Iowa City” Finds Gold Connections Searching a Liminal Sonic Space
James Downes of TEOA on Socially-Distant Singles
An Endless Well: Homer Steinweiss of Holy Hive on Soul Folk Fusion
Grimalkin Records 2020 Sampler Supports Black Music and Mutual Aid
On “Talk To You,” Gabe Lee Masterfully Tunes in to the Times
Of Monsters and Medicine: Gawain and the Green Knight Premiere “Doctor” Video
Spartan Jet-Plex on Remastering, Reimagining, and Growing at Their Own Pace
Christopher Paul Stelling on Planting Resolutions and Reaping the Rewards in Song
PREMIERE: kate can wait on the Somber Sounds of Veraniegas
Gawain and the Green Knight Whet Our Appetite for Epic Folk
On The Ranger, Rosu Lup Take a Soft Step Forward
Tall Heights Overwhelm with Emotion on “Keeps Me Light”
Marinho’s Debut Album Finds Grace in Giving Up
New Live Video Offers an Ideal Intro to Bandits on the Run
Lisa Bastoni on Folk Covers and Feeling Alive Again
Noble Dust: From the Ether to the East Coast
Cricket Blue on Crafting a Collection of Serotinal Songs
On Serotinalia, Cricket Blue Sets a New Standard for Fiction-Folk
Co-writing with the Universe: An Interview with Abigail Dowd
Tree of Shade Finds Driftwood At Their Folk-Pop Finest
Jason Loux of Xoul Kool on Old-Time and Eclecticism
Eli Gardiner on Letting Go of Loss Through Lyrics
