There’s a big movement toward roots music right now. It’s not quite what you’d call “the thing,” but it’s certainly trendy. This act is very much a roots act. The music is old school most of the time, but occasional gets a bit modern. The mix lands between folk and country. The only problem is, there’s just not enough variety to carry through the length of this, so it tends to get a little samey.

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A stripped down acoustic treatment makes up this piece. It’s probably about equal parts folk music and country. This is definitely not modern, except in the regard that acts like Mumford and Sons have brought back this kind of roots sound. This could have come out at just about any time in the last 50 or 60 years and have fit into the folk scene.