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All posts tagged "folk"

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  SF Folk Duo Wax Moon Release ‘Hello Morning,’ First Studio LP

  Indie acoustic Folk duo Wax Moon’s first studio release, Hello Morning, shows that stripped down doesn’t mean bare basics. John Blatchford and Paul Kimball, the SF Bay area musicians who make up Wax Moon, weave harmonies and...

  • Posted April 26, 2021
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  Rising Appalachia, New Album Comes ‘Alive’ This Friday

  Rising Appalachia drops their new album this Friday. My suggestion would be to seek it out and absorb every note on it. The album, titled Alive, was recorded live at various stops along the road over the...

  • Posted September 25, 2017
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  Les Bohem Offers Truth and Lots of Music on Debut Release

  So who is Les Bohem and why is he so sad? Well, it’s complicated. Les Bohem is a singer-songwriter, a writer of screenplays, an Emmy winner and currently an executive producer of a Shut Eye, a Hulu...

  • Posted December 21, 2016
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  Tumbler’s “You Said” Starts A New Folk/Rock Conversation

  Listening to the music from Tumbler, a British folk/rock trio is almost like going on a time travel journey. And honestly, that isn’t far from the truth. The band, Richard Grace, Dave Needham and Harry Grace, just...

  • Posted October 19, 2015
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