Becca Leigh Marshall, North Carolina
Becca Leigh is a songwriter based in Charleston, South Carolina. Her songs emerge from a folk tradition, focusing on melody, imagery, and emotion.
Becca Leigh recommends:
my favorite folk duo songs that are beautiful and profound.
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This lo-fi hymnal has been such a breath of fresh air. I don't care for the over-produced, arena pop-rock sound of much modern worship music. This album is such a juxtaposition--front-porch aesthetics, authentic and vulnerable acoustic instruments, room-sized vocals, and a complete lack of pretentiousness. I will be listening to this for years to come.
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Singing Other People's Love Songs
by Lowland Hum
supported by 4 fans who also own “Doxologies”
This album is perfection. It is a soothing delight of a listen, perfect for a morning with coffee, a rainy day, a lullaby.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Doxologies”
This is a true undiscovered gem of lo-fi folk. The production has a wonderfully authentic and live sound that highlights the beauty of the acoustic instruments. The melodies and songwriting are instantly familiar, as if I've heard these songs many times before (I consider that a good thing). Trying to find a musical comparison, this album reminds me of the folk/gospel compositions from Kentucky Route Zero.
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Dakota Blue Moon
by Jackson Harden
Gorgeous acoustic Americana from North Carolina, stripped-back and sublime.
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The wonderfully understated folk songs on the new EP from Emma Geiger recall the best of The Softies and early Mary Lou Lord.
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