Micah Blue Smaldone is an American musician with a penchant for blending traditional American folk with a variety of other genres, ranging from blues to indie and beyond. Hailing from Maine, Smaldone's solo career took shape after his involvement with the punk outfit The Pinkerton Thugs. With his departure from the high-energy punk scene, he channeled his songwriting into more introspective and acoustic avenues, embarking on a journey that would showcase his deft guitar work and contemplative lyricism.

The artist's body of work includes several critically acclaimed albums, of which "The Red River" (2008) stands out as one of his most impactful contributions, captivating audiences with its raw storytelling and authentic sounds. Following this, the release "The Ring of the Rise" (2013) saw Smaldone further refine his craft, delivering an album rich in narrative and sonic depth, which solidified his status as a finely tuned observer of the human condition. Additionally, his collaboration on the "Micah Blue Smaldone / Big Blood - Split LP" illustrated his ability to engage and intertwine with other creative forces in the folk and indie music communities, showcasing both his independence as an artist and his collaborative spirit. Smaldone’s works are known for their timeless quality, intricate guitar playing, and his deeply resonant voice that captures the essence of American roots music.

Genres

Drone Folk

Maine Indie

Latest Release

The Ring Of The Rise

Micah Blue Smaldone

Album - 7 Tracks - Released April 12, 2013