Interviews – Page 27

New England Folk and Roots Music Publication

EXCLUSIVE: Bow Thayer’s “The Source and The Servant” Stream (Released 10/28)

Today Bow Thayer releases “The Source and the Servant“, a collection of tracks in a way dedicated to the music

We have previously made attempts (albeit somewhat feeble ones) to include other artists here on RLR. It is obvious the

Adam Torres released Pearls To Swine in September and it is one of the most hauntingly beautiful albums I’ve heard

I was working for an artist management company/recording studio in exchange for studio time a number of years back when

The Lowest Pair is a duo featuring Kendl Winter and Palmer T. Lee. Their harmonies, beautiful banjo and guitar playing,

The Grand Point North Festival is just days away and a slew of up and coming acts and nationally touring

Dietrich Strause has been a mainstay on the Boston/Cambridge music scene for years. His music bridges gaps–between folk and folklore

For a number of years roots and Americana lovers and musicians looked forward to September for a massive bash celebrating

Beneath the faint hint of a soft-spoken-southern-gentleman twang and a short brimmed Stetson sits a man who has had his

Jared and The Mill come from Phoenix, Arizona and spend a good part of the year traveling the country, bringing