Whitney Mongé Asheville, North Carolina
Americana Soul singer-songwriter & guitarist, Whitney Mongé built her career as a prolific street performer working her way to major stages around the country. Whitney has supported national acts Ziggy Marley, KT Tunstall, Allen Stone and has toured the US & Europe. Her five albums showcase her relatable songwriting, powerhouse vocals and rhythmic blues guitar playing. ... more
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Michelle Stodart’s folk music captures hope in melancholy, addressing the transformational aspects of the most challenging times.
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God I'm so glad there's organisations like NPR Tiny Desk, Audiotree, and chief among them all KEXP, to carry the torch of live studio sessions like the John Peel / BBC radio sessions of yesteryear. Hell, KEXP's sessions have themselves been going for a couple odd decades already, so good on them for continually showcasing fresh and upcoming talent. I ***REALLY*** wish more full sessions would be commercially released, but if that's left to the bands themselves, then that's more than fair enough
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