Molly Tuttle Nashville, Tennessee
Molly Tuttle has charted a course between honoring bluegrass & stretching its boundaries. One of the most decorated female guitarists alive, she was the first woman to win the International Bluegrass Music Award’s Guitar Player of the Year, at 24, and won again the following year; she has also won Americana Music Association’s Instrumentalist of the Year award and multiple GRAMMY awards. ... more
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When (in 2040 maybe) an indie rom-com set in 2024 uses this song for the moment when two rugged protagonists come back together in an uneasy but comfortable third act reunion, we will all nod our heads and say "Yes. This is what it was to be alive in 2024--we were so beautiful and so rugged and we loved this song."
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I was put off by the bigger arrangments, and I still have mixed feelings about the INCREDIBLE songwriting and lyrics of "What We Had" drowning in strings... but there's no denying their craft. These two are masterful, and if you already love them, you'll find new favs on this one.... they continue to prove that "old-time" songwriting can be applied to modern problems/issues just as beautifully and poignantly.
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Weathervanes
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go to albumThe lead singer of punk band Camp Cope ventures into romantic synth-pop territory, tempering slick arrangements with bare sentiment.
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The St Buryan Sessions
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Recorded live at St Buryan Church, the latest from Sarah McQuaid is a showcase for the simple power of voice & guitar.
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there's few albums that have such a great, charming and cool vibe, so dark and muffled whilst sounding so bright. it's oscillating between orchestral-like pieces and bedroom pop, and it just works. this is going in the reference music playlist
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