Martha Spencer is a vibrant force in the Appalachian and Americana music scenes, known for her multi-instrumental talents, soulful voice, and deep-rooted affection for traditional mountain music. Hailing from the heart of Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains, her musical journey is heavily influenced by her surroundings and family, with music being an integral part of her life from an early age. Martha's work is a testament to her profound connection to her cultural heritage, blending elements of folk, country, bluegrass, and old-time music to create a sound that is both timeless and refreshing.

Her discography, including titles like "Sometimes," "Cherry Street Christmas," and "Field Recordings from Grassy Creek," showcases Spencer's versatility and commitment to storytelling through music. Albums like "The Grassy Creek Sessions EP" and tracks such as "Late Last Night" and "Where The Sparrow Goes" are imbued with a sense of place and emotion, demonstrating her ability to convey vivid stories and landscapes through her compositions. Martha Spencer is not just preserving the traditional sounds that shaped her; she's reinterpreting them, ensuring they resonate with new generations of listeners while honoring the legacy of Appalachian music.