Della Mae is an American bluegrass and folk music band formed in Boston, Massachusetts, in 2009. Comprised of female musicians with a shared vision, the band melds venerable folk and bluegrass traditions with a fresh, modern sensibility. At the heart of Della Mae's impactful sound are the compelling vocals and thought-provoking lyrics that reflect on social issues, female empowerment, and storytelling. Their powerful musical chemistry has earned them respect within the bluegrass community, as well as a loyal fan base that appreciates their unique approach to roots music.

Over the years, Della Mae's discography has showcased both their dynamic musicianship and their commitment to breaking new ground in traditional music genres. With critically acclaimed releases like "This World Oft Can Be" (2013), which earned the group a Grammy nomination for Best Bluegrass Album, and "Della Mae" (2015), an eponymous album that further cemented their status in the Americana music world, they have continued to flourish. Their more recent work, including "The Butcher Shoppe EP" (2019) and "Headlight" (2020), demonstrates their ongoing evolution as a band unafraid to push genre boundaries while honing their sound. Whether through the infectious rhythms of "Boston Town" or the haunting melodies of "The Shetland Islands," Della Mae proves that traditional string music can be both timeless and thoroughly modern.