Annachristie is musically emerging from a life long project with her sisters,...

Annachristie is musically emerging from a life long project with her sisters, Sisters3 who successfully released "Coruscate at the Meadow Gate" (2012 NYC release recorded at The Cutting Room) under Modern Vintage Recordings. They also recorded "Star Spangled" (2009) in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada in the same church Feist had recorded her early albums. The latest, light-hearted release "Sibling Rivalry" will be her fourth release to date and her first solo release since her premiere album "Elixer for the Human Heart" (2005). Currently, she is in the thick of booking a release tour both in the USA, as well as in Europe. She has shared the stage with artists such as Amos Lee, First Aid-Kit, Langhorn Slim, and Hoots and Hellmouth. As luck or hard work would have it. Annachristie and Sisters3 sang all the backup vocals for Sharon Little on her tour with Alison Krauss and Robert Plant. She has made appearances on Mountain Stage, NBC Ten Show, Good Morning New York, Philadelphia Folk Festival and Bliss Fest.

The Duke of Norfolk (Adam Howard) is a peripatetic folk musician from Oklahom...

The Duke of Norfolk (Adam Howard) is a peripatetic folk musician from Oklahoma. Having grown up in bluegrass territory and later studied Sound Design at the University of Edinburgh, his music nestles somewhere between traditional folk instrumentation and more modern electronic folk. More than somewhat bookish and deeply fascinated by religion & mythology, Howard’s writing tends to reflect the conflict between the fantastic / idealistic world of books & dreams and the reality of the ordinary. Howard starting recording as The Duke of Norfolk in 2011 and has released one full-length album, a handful of EPs, and is releasing his second full-length, Attendre et Espérer, this summer.

Celebrating the recent release of full-length album “Fringe” and return from ...

Celebrating the recent release of full-length album “Fringe” and return from a nationwide honeymoon tour, glam folk duo Glitterfox weave an “aural landscape of folk, hillbilly and blues music that hints at a world of beauty.” OC Weekly