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Singled Out: Sideline “Amy”

 
 
There is something about the line that some bands are able to walk between tradition and new-school energy. The 6 piece bluegrass outfit ‘Sideline’ cautiously treads that line. With high and lonesome vocals, ever slight twang expertly sung and driven. High flying fiddles and harmonies that kick you right in the rearend, the band blends explosive energy with a tight and unified front. Everyone in line, but allowing the pure fire to wash over the chords and breaks in an exciting way. A piercing powerhouse of a tune. Check it.
 
From: Raleigh, NC
Song: “Amy” 
Latest Record: Breaks To The Edge (out January 10th)
What About It: From banjo player and band co-founder Steve Dilling: “‘Amy’ is a tune written by Jerry Cole which tells of a true story about love gone wrong. I love the dynamics musically on this cut. It’s a nice contrast to some of the up-tempo barnburners we have on Breaks To The Edge, which is a collection that shows our range, with a balance of traditional and progressive music.”
 
 

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