Channing & Quinn

Channing & Quinn is an indie-folk duo known for their eclectic and quirky performances. The duo consists of Channing Lee and her musician husband, Quinn Mathews. They have roots in Tennessee and have been active in the music scene, touring extensively across the country. Channing is particularly noted for her powerful, Vaudeville-inspired voice, often compared to Dolly Parton's vibrato, and her skillful tap dancing during performances. Quinn complements her with his versatile instrumental skills, often switching between instruments like the ukulele and glockenspiel. Their music often features insightful lyrics and a blend of country and vaudeville influences, though they vary their style enough to avoid being pigeonholed into a single genre.

The duo has performed at various festivals and venues, including The Cave in Chapel Hill and the Buttermilk Jamboree Music Festival. Some of their notable songs include "The Vanishing Act" and "Temporary Things." Channing Lee has also pursued other musical endeavors, including joining The Verve Pipe and collaborating on songwriting projects.