Traditional Southern Folk

Traditional Southern folk music is a deeply rooted American genre, distinguished by its rich storytelling and the soulful expression of life's trials, achievements, and the natural landscape of the South. Characterized by a blend of African, Scottish, Irish, and other influences, this genre traditionally relies on acoustic instruments like banjos, fiddles, and guitars, creating a sound that's at once distinct and universally resonant. The artists, from the poignant, deep-blues-infused vocals of Vera Hall to the spirited banjo picking of Wade Ward, reflect the genre's diversity and its ability to convey profound emotional truths. The raw, unpolished vocal styles and the authenticity in the narrative lyrics invite listeners into the heart of Southern experience, embracing themes of love, loss, work, and faith. Traditional Southern folk remains a powerful testament to the enduring spirit and cultural richness of the Southern United States.

Street Songs - Volume 2

Neil Morris

Album - 14 Tracks - Released January 29, 2016