Arborea Portland, Maine
Since 2005, Maine based Avant Folk duo Shanti and Buck Curran have released five albums, curated two various artist compilations, and performed throughout the US, UK, and Europe. Arborea's 4th album 'Red Planet' made Rolling Stone 'Best Under-the-Radar Albums of 2011. Their latest 'Fortress of the Sun' released in 2013 on ESP-Disk' made AllMusic's Favorite Folk Albums of 2013 ... more
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Johanna Warren is an amazing, mystical singer/songwriter/guitarist who's songs are transcendent….and her albums Fates and Numun are amount the best acoustic albums to come out in the last decade.
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False Cities
by Christopher Paul Stelling
CPS is an amazing and fiery Singer/Songwriter/Guitarist...False Cities perfectly captures the spirit of his live performances which are passionate forays not to be missed!
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