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FOLK & ROOTS MUSIC PUBLICATION

Fresh Tracks: The Bean Pickers Union “Caterwaul”

Sad songs make me happy. I am not sure what the logic is behind that, but there is something in

Another record coming from our dear friends down at Dirt Floor in Connecticut, Providence based songwriter Chris Capaldi releases a

A man saunters onto a stage who’s lights have just been brought up. A tuxedo Silvertone Jupiter, well worn to

Chastity Brown’s latest album, Silhouette of Sirens, is fierce. When I say that, I mean that it’s reflective of a

Joan Shelley‘s music came to me via another musician friend’s songs. Last year our pal Sam Moss was on tour

There is something I find enchanting in how two instruments can intertwine with one another and create something so much

Pete Mancini is a bit of an enigma. In Foothill Freeway he steps off on his own and where his

Mipso is poised for a breakout year. Their fantastic third album, Coming Down the Mountain, was released two weeks ago,

Tift Merritt sold out two shows at Club Passim on Sunday, taking a break in-between shows to put her 11-month

There is this space where very few songs live. That perfect balance between light and lonely sadness that flutters your