Music Features – Page 12

New England Folk and Roots Music Publication

Singled Out: Liv Greene “New York’s Arms”

There is the striking of a perfect balance between authenticity and doing your damndest to create something beautiful. When the

There are some artists who I will always hold a special place in my musical heart for. Many of them

You know those artists who release a great first record and then have enormous trouble following it up with anything

I was sitting, restringing my guitar and oiling my frets listening to Caroline Spence’s “Spades & Roses” the other evening

The is a growl in the back of The Little Miss’s voice. There is something burning down in her belly,

Leland Sundries. Country. Americana. Rock. Roots. Whatever you want to call the band, its easier to just keep it simple.

You may know Jeremy Garrett from The Infamous Stringdusters. As a dynamic fiddle player with a wide range of style

For one reason or another, John Moreland is a songwriter who comes in and out of my life. Typically entering

Sierra Hull plays the mandolin, but one should never pigeon hole her into a box that is solely labeled “bluegrass”.

I’ve seen quite a few shows at Berklee’s Cafe 939. Shows ranging from intimate artists like Michael Grubbs of Wakey!