I know this artist is considered folk music. I’d say that there is definitely some of that here. There is also a lot of country and bluegrass, though. This is definitely traditional music in a lot of ways, but with some modern trappings at times. However you chalk up the categories and descriptions, though, it’s quite a good set.

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I love the old school bluegrass kind of sound on the musical arrangement. The vocals have a classic sound, but sort of lack the kind of twang one would expect to go with that sound. In other words, this sounds like a more contemporary take on very old country styled music. This is great stuff. It makes for an excellent opener.

This is more stripped back. It’s a slower cut with a lot of old school country in the mix.