Cherryholmes invited the video cameras into the studio during the recent sessions for their third Skaggs Family project. They captured a behind-the-scenes look at how the family records, and a few tastes of some of the new songs, still in progress.
All of the studio clips can be seen on the Skaggs Family web site.
The label is currently projecting a late September release.
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