#basic folk

[nonesuchrecords]

"I am such a huge fan of Molly Tuttle," says The Bluegrass Situation's Basic Folk podcast host Lizzie No ahead of their conversation. "I feel like what I love most about her is her songwriting, even though for many people her dazzling guitar playing is the star of the show … Her new record, Crooked Tree , is a study of bluegrass sensitively executed by one of the genre's stars ... something to behold."

[nonesuchrecords]

Chris Thile is on American Songwriter's Basic Folk podcast to talk with host Cindy Howes about his new solo album, Laysongs. "How beautiful and intoxicating finding a little bit of truth can be," he says. "We start to consider it a threat to that truth that we've discovered for ourselves, a threat to the good that we perceive it doing for ourselves when someone else doesn't accept that as true. And I think that's giving all of us a whole lot of trouble right now, on the internet and everywhere else." You can hear their conversation here.

[americansongwriter]

Beatrice Deer on Creating the "Inuindie" Genre of Music with 'Basic Folk' «

Podcast host Cindy Howes dives deep with Inuit artist Beatrice Deer. Deer discusses growing up in a community of fewer than 400 people, her cultural

[americansongwriter]

William Prince on Keeping the Faith & New Album with 'Basic Folk' Podcast

From podcast host Cindy Howes: Wisdom grows out of suffering. William Prince exemplifies wisdom. He is serious, yet filled with hope, even during his

[americansongwriter]

Caitlyn Smith Discusses All Aspects of Music City with 'Basic Folk' Podcast

Caitlyn Smith, one of Nashville's most sought out songwriters, would often be rejected by labels while they took her original songs for other musicians on

[ryanhamiltonwalsh]

Basic Folk 46 - Ryan Walsh of Hallelujah The Hills - Cindy Howes

Cindy Howes talks to Massachusetts native Ryan Walsh, author and musician from Hallelujah The Hills about his indie rock stylings.