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During the chill of winter, mountain music can really warm the soul. That’s the idea behind Winter Concerts at the Colonial Theatre in Canton. It’s a series sparked last...
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Singer-songwriter Kellin Watson’s fourth solo album, Halo of Blue, embodies its name, featuring tracks tinged with gospel sounds and deep shades of longing. The title track rises and falls...
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Aaron “Woody” Wood has come into his own with the release of his self-titled album that cohesively ties together his influences of soul, R&B, blues, folk, and rock. The guitarist...
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Al Petteway & Amy White | High in the Blue Ridge
The mountains serve as inspiration for husband and wife Celtic/folk duet Al Petteway and Amy White. In their new album, High in the Blue Ridge...
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Led by classically trained composer and steel drummer Jonathan Scales and supported by the sounds of flat-pick fusion bassist Cody Wright, blues guitarist Duane Simpson, and jazz/rock drummer Phill...
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Secret Agent 23 Skidoo takes his kid-hop game in a darker, denser direction with Monkey Wrench, his first album for adults. Often referencing literary figures like Orson Welles and Jack Kerouac,...
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In their studio debut, Flowers & Chocolate, Asheville quartet The Secret B-Sides brings soulful horn and woodwind harmonies, saucy hip-hop drum breaks, consonant baselines, and spacey keyboard...
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When trumpeter Justin Ray moved from New York City to Asheville with saxophone player and friend Jacob Rodriguez in 2008, he wasn’t sure what to expect, other than cheaper rent. But the...
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Since forming four years ago, Dehlia Low has become a mainstay of Asheville’s traditional music scene, playing notable festivals and earning top 20 honors for its previous recordings. The...
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Between playing with Acoustic Syndicate, working on multiple musical projects, and welcoming a new son, Billy Cardine’s time is booked. Yet, the Weaverville-based Dobro player has managed to...
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