Burlap To Cashmere is a band renowned for their invigorating blend of folk-rock and Mediterranean influences, establishing a unique sound that resonates with worldliness and vibrancy. Formed in the 1990s by cousins Steven Delopoulos and John Philippidis, along with their friend Theodore Pagano, the group quickly made a name for themselves in the New York City music scene with their dynamic live performances. They first caught widespread attention with their critically acclaimed album "Anybody Out There?" released in 1998, which earned them a dedicated fanbase with hits like "Basic Instructions" and the title track "Anybody Out There."

After a hiatus and some solo ventures, the group reunited in 2010 and followed up with their self-titled album "Burlap to Cashmere" in 2011, marking their return with a more refined and mature sound that still retained their signature acoustic flair. They continued to showcase their live performance prowess in the 2013 release of "Live At The Bitter End," an homage to the renowned New York City venue where they honed their craft. Their 2015 album, "Freedom Souls," further exemplified their commitment to exploring a rich tapestry of lyrical depth and musical experimentation, solidifying Burlap To Cashmere's enduring legacy in the landscape of contemporary folk music.