Old-time Fiddle

Old-time fiddle music is a genre deeply rooted in the rural American traditions of the Appalachian region, characterized by its lively, rhythmic bowing and often accompanied by banjo, guitar, and other string instruments. Drawing on a rich tapestry of Scottish, Irish, and African influences, it evokes a communal spirit ideal for barn dances and front-porch gatherings. Artists like Bruce Molsky and Jake Blount epitomize its timeless quality, blending historical authenticity with contemporary interpretations. Old-time fiddle is marked by its complex melodies, drone harmonics, and an improvisational feel, capturing the essence of Americana with stories of life, love, and hardship.

Ooh La La

Hogslop String Band•

The Brothers Comatose

Single - Released March 20, 2025