Author: Jonathan Frahm

Album | Andrew Reed – If All the World Were Right

Andrew Reed’s newest album comes from a personal place, but thematically, it doesn’t at all touch on themes that would be foreign to anybody. It’s simply about life’s journey. Having experienced such tough, rough patches in his time on earth…

Interview | With Great Peacock, Andrew Nelson Dives Into the Mental and Emotional Struggle of a Dream

Nashville-based Americana outfit Great Peacock have made a name for themselves on the southern festival circuit, and have shared stages with everyone from Hurray for the Riff Raff and Cage the Elephant to Margo Price and Jonathan Tyler. Now the…

Interview | FFS Chats with Kellen of Troy about Making Music, Meeting Fans, and Getting Sweaty

Nashville indie folk-rock artist, Kellen Wenrich, once found himself a fiddle player in Apache Relay. Now, the multi-instrumentalist begins his solo career with a debut LP, Posthumous Release (out 16 February). Wenrich has performed with Jenny Lewis, Mumford & Sons, The Wild Feathers, G. Love, The…

Interview | 19-Year-Old Lily DeTaeye Talks Life In and Out of the Music Biz, Theatre, and More

At only 19-years-old, Lily DeTaeye has already shared bills with The Decemberists, The Shins, Chicano Batman and more. The Des Moines-based singer/songwriter started performing in public when she was 13, her venues shifting from farmers markets and coffee shops to…

Premiere | Cloud – Watch Your Mind Wander

Following the acclaim that they had received with their debut album Comfort Songs, Cloud’s Tyler Taormina and friends are prepping to release their newest effort, Plays With Fire, on 9 March. Prior to this, For Folk’s Sake is proud to present the…

Interview | Q&A with David Lareau of Whiskey in the Pines

Outsiders might not think it at first, but Florida is actually the perfect place to grow up around scenery that’s evocative of a no-frills alt-country experience. Such is the case of Whiskey in the Pines, a Tallahassee collective that knows…

Premiere | Katie Garibaldi – Unhappy Holiday

‘Tis the season for dozens of new renditions of Christmas chestnuts to fill the ears (at least). While these fresh covers of old-time classics can often be stirring, catchy, and heartwarming all the same, it’s even more exciting when an…

Album | Caitlin Pasko – Glass Period

Dear reader, have you ever become acquainted with an individual, get to know them for one thing they’re very good at, and then be positively shocked when you discover that, “Hey, they are also very good at this other thing!”…