Tag: folk
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Interview: Will Evans Explores The Human Experience On ‘After The Burnt Out Sun’
There’s no experience quite like stepping into the world of a new record for the first time, and Will Evans’ fans are very lucky in that department this spring. Will recently released his 16-track After The Burnt Out Sun album, and to call it an album feels like a description that simply falls short. Throughout…
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“If You Want” A Thoughtful Musical Masterpiece, Lauren Monroe Has You Covered
Step into a folksy wonderland of comfort and encouragement with Lauren Monroe’s “If You Want,” a mellow anthem about pushing forward in the face of what scares you. Her rich voice captures the emotion behind the lyrics so well, while the instrumentation gives it a dreamy backdrop that mirrors the serendipity that comes with forging…
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Amy Jay Crafts An Immersive Wonderland of Storytelling on ‘Awake Sleeper’
With a delicate voice, a strong viewpoint, and a mellow guitar in hand, Amy Jay is quickly making a new for herself as one of the most promising voices in modern folk. And she has finally unveiled her debut full-length, Awake Sleeper: an exploration of the human experience that observes relationships and the lack thereof,…
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Calista Garcia Creates ‘A Beautiful World’ On Her Enchanting New EP
Many young artists want to make an impact on the world with their lyricism and story-telling, but very few manage to do so with the same sophistication and youthful energy as Virgina native Calista Garcia. Her hope, vulnerability, and goal of helping others shine through on her sophomore EP A Beautiful World, which draws from…
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Trapper Schoepp’s ‘May Day’ Invites Fans into an Immersive Springtime Wonderland
Brimming with stories of escapism, exploration of identity, and immersive lyrics, Trapper Schoepp’s newest album May Day is some of his most intimate work to date. Even the title serves as a peek into his life – as he mentions on “It Didn’t Take,” he was “born on the first day of May.” May Day…