Post by Matt Milton on Sept 27, 2019 11:18:05 GMT
adamkiesling.bandcamp.com
I stumbled across Adam Kiesling's music while through traditional folk-related pages on bandcamp a few years ago.
I love his first two albums and I only recently spotted that he'd recorded a third at the end of 2018.
Adam has a very warm deep baritone voice (lower than Johnny Cash) which I could listen to all day. And a generally very mellow unhurried approach to guitar fingerpicking and banjo frailing. If you like Mississippi John Hurt or Tom Paley or Doc Watson, you'll probably like his stuff.
His three albums are not the most varied of listens, but that's not the point. He also plays in a more uptempo trio called Corpse Reviver (https://corpsereviver.bandcamp.com/) who play mostly songs from the Harry Smith Anthology.
I stumbled across Adam Kiesling's music while through traditional folk-related pages on bandcamp a few years ago.
I love his first two albums and I only recently spotted that he'd recorded a third at the end of 2018.
Adam has a very warm deep baritone voice (lower than Johnny Cash) which I could listen to all day. And a generally very mellow unhurried approach to guitar fingerpicking and banjo frailing. If you like Mississippi John Hurt or Tom Paley or Doc Watson, you'll probably like his stuff.
His three albums are not the most varied of listens, but that's not the point. He also plays in a more uptempo trio called Corpse Reviver (https://corpsereviver.bandcamp.com/) who play mostly songs from the Harry Smith Anthology.
