• Bosco – Bosco

    Takaki Kosuke —  better known as Bosco — developed an affection for old time music's traditional trappings as a result of some singular devotion. Although born and raised in Japan, he became fascinated with old time early on, and subsequently developed

  • Flicker Of Love – Cast Iron

    According to their bio, Cast Iron is an acoustic band that invokes bluegrass basics, and pairs them with their own songwriting style. The group, which was formed in 2019, is comprised of musicians who previously made their name as part

  • Cherry Street – Benny Sidelinger

    Benny Sidelinger seems like an unassuming sort of guy. His bio consists of an anecdote about an introduction he was once given at a local watering hole where he was rather anonymous at the time. Nevertheless, it's a clever means

  • Beacons – Nefesh Mountain

    Variety and versatility have long been the hallmarks of Nefesh Mountain's career. Based in upstate New York, the duo — consisting of the husband-wife team of singer Doni Zasloff and vocalist, guitarist, and banjo/guitar player Eric Lindberg — have shown

  • Songs Of The Carter Family – Pam Linton

    Described on her website as "Hollywood Down Home," Pam Linton has pursued a career that brought her from her native St. Stephen, Minnesota, to singing in church, at local events, and eventually on local television. Midwestern entertainer Sherwin Linton took

  • Peaches and Apple Pies – Rita Bliss

    According to the brief bio posted on her website, Rita Bliss is a folk musician from Rochester, New York who is now based in Austin, Texas. She shares delicate and delightful melodies spawned from old-time melodies, and her travels along

  • Bluegrass Beyond Borders: Fat Moose is a Swedish reunion

    Fat Moose's handle may seem somewhat self-effacing, but for a band that hails from Sweden, it's likely meant to be more descriptive than disparaging.The band — Jens Koch (banjo, vocals), Jimmy Sunnebrandt (bass, vocals), Erik Igelström (mandolin, vocals), and Erik Lund (guitar, vocals) —

  • Country Symphony – Pick & Howl

    The Denver-based quintet that goes by the descriptive handle, Pick & Howl, makes a formidable impression courtesy of their new album, Country Symphony, a set of songs that find them firmly entrenched within today's populist and progressive bluegrass genre. Like