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The Woodsheep Morehead, Kentucky
With over 600 performances across 4 countries in only 3 years, this folk-pop trio have quickly become a mainstay in Appalachia's indie music scene. Weaving together folk, pop, jazz, and punk to form original compositions and new takes on old favorites, Preston, Caskey, and Holleran have breathed new life into Appalachian music by shoring up their own roots. ... more
The Woodsheep recommends:
The Happiness Moon
by Andrew Preston
Andrew's solo work!
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