Interviews

New England Folk and Roots Music Publication

New Beginnings: Heather Scott Double Single Release

Longtime readers of Red Line Roots may recognize the name Heather Scott. They are half of the dreamy folk duo

Sarah McCombie describes herself and her husband, Austin, as “old souls.” They like old things, old people, and old songs.

From the first notes I heard Valorie Miller sing, I was hooked. She has a voice that you can’t ignore.

When Joe Troop talks about cancel culture, he isn’t just talking about the right wing folks who don’t want any

This has to be one of my favorite conversations that I have been lucky enough to have as part of

Listening to Adia Victoria’s latest record, A Southern Gothic, is mesmerizing. It is my favorite album of the year. It

My first concert of 2021 was in June, seeing The Wood Brothers and Ryan Montbleau at an outdoor show at

For those who have their own musical histories or paths tamped down in the rich soil of bluegrass and roots

You ever hear that David Foster Wallace graduation speech, “This is Water?” It follows from that joke where two fish

Allison Russell has written a beautiful album. “Outside Child,” was largely written while on tour with Native Daughters–Allison’s collaboration with