The Sound of West Virginia Indie

“The Sound of West Virginia Indie” brings together a wide-ranging collection of tracks that showcase the depth and diversity of the state’s independent music scene. From the singer-songwriter grit of John R. Miller’s “Red Eyes” to the glammed-up grunge of Rozwell Kid’s “Wendy’s Trash Can,” the playlist touches on folk, rock, punk, funk, and just about everything in between. Bands like Massing and Ona provide moody atmosphere, while acts like The Kind Thieves and The Settlement bring jam-friendly grooves and soulful energy.

Harder-edged tracks like Karma to Burn’s “Twenty Nine” and Feverwar’s “Porchmouth” balance out the more melodic entries from artists such as Hello June and The Parachute Brigade. Whether it's the kinetic funk of The M.F.B., the storytelling tone of William Matheny, or the genre-bending sounds of Qiet and Goodwolf, this mix captures the sound of a state where mountain roots meet modern edge. “The Sound of West Virginia Indie” is an easygoing dive into the music coming out of small towns, college bars, and DIY stages across the state.