Singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Sarah Jarosz, whose debut CD Song Up In Her Head is just out on Sugar Hill, performed live on KXAN television in Austin, TX about two weeks ago.
Her solo version of the title track shows the degree of poise and professionalism that has brought this talented young woman to such prominence just as she graduates from high school.
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Austin360.com has a nice story up about Sarah Jarosz and her forthcoming recording, Song Up In Her Head. Co-produced with Gary Paczosa, the project is set to be released June 16 on Sugar Hill Records.
If you're unfamiliar with Jarosz, be sure to read the story we published in June of 2008, Sarah Jarosz...
Here's a nice look at Sarah Jarosz and a few of the songs from her debut CD, Song Up In Her Head.
It was shot last month during her Texas CD release party at Blue Rock Studios on June 11. Alex Hargreaves is on fiddle and Sam Grisman on bass. Sarah shares a bit about the project, and performs a few...
With August 1 on the horizon, the airwaves are once again inundated with back to school advertisements. For recently-graduated high schoolers, plans for college are well underway, fraught with that bittersweet mix of anticipation and uncertainty.
Next week we'll have stories about two prominent young...
Sugar Hill Records is very excited about their next major release, Song Up In Her Head, from 17 year old Texan Sarah Jarosz.
Produced by Gary Paczosa, who also brought Sarah to Sugar Hill, the sound is airy and ethereal, combining elements of old time and modern acoustic string band music with the...
Much of the bluegrass and acoustic music world has been buzzing this spring about Secrets, the debut CD from young phenom Sierra Hull - and rightly so. Just as folks in the business had been talking about Sierra for several years prior to her coming out party, they have been focusing as well on a teen...
This weekend's season-opening edition of A Prairie Home Companion will feature performances by a pair of mandolinists who smartly bookend the modern history of the instrument in bluegrass and Americana music. Sam Bush, the wizened veteran, recently received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Americana...
Sarah Jarosz will be among the thousands of college freshmen descending onto the city of Boston next month. Long regarded as one of the biggest college towns in the US, Boston is the home of The New England Conservatory, where Sarah will begin her studies in September. She will join a first year class...
We had posted back in August when Chris Thile and his merry band of super pickers announced a three day string of shows at Nashville's fabled Station Inn. They were, at the time of that posting, billed as The Tensions Mountain Boys, but within a few weeks their rebirth as The Punch Brothers had been...
Sugar Hill Records has announced a number of new albums set for release during the spring and summer of 2009.
Already this year, they have a solo project from The Infamous Stringdusters' Jeremy Garrett, I Am A Stranger, which hit on March 31. Next week, they have a new CD from The Greencards, Fascination,...
Here's a fun video clip which has made the rounds on the Internet a number of times. It features a seven year old Ricky Skaggs performing with Flatt & Scruggs on their television program. He sings Ruby and plays his mandolin on Earl Scruggs' normally instrumental version of the song, Reuben.
This...
Fast Paced World, the new CD from The Duhks, was released yesterday on Sugar Hill Records.
The Canadian band got its start in a string band format, but has since evolved into a far more eclectic and adventurous sound. Founder - and clawhammer banjo player - Leonard Podolak is still on board, as is...
Ignorance on parade...
Is there anything more obnoxious than people who believe something is worthless if they haven't heard of it?
Of course, I've never heard of these guys, or their YouTube show, but it seems to be a popular online video channel....
This afternoon, I had a lovely chat with Lynn Morris and Marshall Wilborn. Longtime bluegrass fans are well familiar with Lynn’s many years as a performer, bandleader and friend to our music, and we all felt a great loss when she suffered a stroke in Match of 2003, keeping her off the road and out [...]
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