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sadurn (with kendl winter + kelsey magnuson) at rascal's flat, olympia
kendl winter (top) kelsey magnuson (last two) at rascal's flat, olympia
new music from Kendl Winter
Live Review - The Lowest Pair - The Dakota Jazz Club 3/2/17
Live Review – The Lowest Pair – The Dakota Jazz Club 3/2/17
By Rebecca Marx, Photo Credit Joseph Daniel Robert O’Leary The Lowest Pair are underrated stars in the “Old Timey” bluegrass music genre, though they seem humbled by the knowledge that they have successfully earned that moniker. Their sound is authentically backwoods Americana Roots with a modern twist, as though you could as easily stream their music right now as revisit them in a past life, or…
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Artist - Kendl Winter ( don’tcha just wanna give her a hug?) :-) Song - Centrifugal Forces
Kendl Winter - vocals and banjo Joe Capoccia - bass
Kendl Winter is a dreamer of dark clouds, has a drawer stuffed full of stolen socks, and picks banjo and guitar like a hillbilly in the Ozarks. Born in Arkansas and based in Olympia, Washington, Kendl performs as a solo artist with a loop pedal, guitars, banjos. She twists those instruments into captivating melodies, crossing into the realm of country music. Kendl writes and plays with various touring bands from the Pacific Northwest, including the Blackberry Bushes, the Pasties, Southern Skies and It's All Gotta Go. Her fourth solo album, (and first K release) Apple Core [KLP224], was self-recorded on a boat in the Puget Sound and a house on the west side of town. It features sweet and sad songs unique to Kendl's dark dream cloud with layers of harmonies floating over banjo, guitar, dobro and piano.
Kendl Winter - Sky Is Green