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The LADYCROONERS & MERRYGOLD
Two very California ensembles take the same basic ingredients--bluegrass, folk, swing jazz and a pinch of classic country--and come up with sounds that are completely distinct, yet utterly compatible. Come experience two bands at the forefront of the emerging California acoustic music scene.
Recently hailed as "local folk heroes," THE LADY CROONERS formed in 2010 as a collaboration of siblings, Nadia and Joseph Krilanovich. "As with many sibling groups, harmony vocals are at the fore and the arrangements, and their overall approach to their musical craft, draws comparison to Gillian Welch, Emily Barker and the Civil Wars." Songwriting was a natural fit for the duo, him with a guitar, her with a love of storytelling. Adding little sister Megan, bassist Jason Braatz, lead-guitarist Kevin Conness, and producer/engineer John Smart on percussion/mandolin launched The Lady Crooners into their signature raucous, sophisticated, down-home act. Harnessed by Nadia's honest voice and a perfect complement of sibling harmonies, the 2013 release of catchy new single, SWEETHEART, says it all. The Lady Crooners are here to share their authentic, darn good music with you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNdExJWEQq8
MerryGold, the surprise hit of last year's SF Free Folk Festival, is poised for even more exciting times in 2015. After recording their latest album "Hangtown" at Bob Weir's TRI Studios in late 2014, the band also completed their first international tour, including 23 shows in Germany.
MerryGold began as the songwriting duo of Jillian Secor (guitar, vocals) and Alex Stephens (guitar, mandolin, vocals). MerryGold's 6-piece lineup currently includes fiddle, bass, banjo, and accordion as well. Based in the small northern California town of Placerville, themes of the Gold Country are abundant in their music. Their whiskey-soaked folk/bluegrass songs take listeners back to simpler times and portray a rawness that embodies the pioneer spirit of the Wild West. While traditional folk and bluegrass elements are apparent in their music, MerryGold incorporates a wide variety of influences to create their own sound.
In 2012, MerryGold won the Race to TRI Studios contest. The studio - owned and operated by Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead - selected MerryGold as top-10 finalists out of over 500 entries. The public then voted MerryGold and their song "Sweet Lilly" as the winner. In December of 2012, the band recorded audio and video at TRI Studios:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbLCPPgDExg
Co-presented with Ricebo
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UbicaciónCyprian's (Ver)
2097 Turk St
San Francisco, CA 94115
United States
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