(Part 2) Best contemporary folk music according to redditors
We found 82 Reddit comments discussing the best contemporary folk music. We ranked the 67 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the products ranked 21-40. You can also go back to the previous section.
Well, there's at least one, two albums on Amazon with Inter chants, in case you'd like to listen to them on repeat and help your brain get used to them. Although, they don't include my favorite ones: one for milanisti, and the newest of the bunch for juventini.
Any Italian I know I learned it from hearing Antonio Cassano speak.
I agree on Monsters and Men, but I've got a few more to add...
Branches - Thou Art The Dream. I accidentally stumbled upon them, but their stuff is totally worth the money.
The Lumineers
Alistair Mackenzie I just found him the other day and he's great (and free)
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|artist|Caleb Orion|
|album|Hendiadys [That And This], released Mar 2011|
|track|Carthage Is Burning|
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|metrics|lastfm listeners: 5, lastfm plays: 100, youtube plays: 26, radd.it score: 9|
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Gospel Rock by The SplendourBog
When I was young, liquid granite
I was diagnosed schizophrenic
Neither feldspar, nor mica, nor quartz
But the sum of the three
Bonded igneously
That means melted together for life
Well, I was hot and dejected
Oh, I was injected
Under layers and layers of dirt
But, it was there that I changed
All my crystals rearranged
Into G-N-E-I-S-S, gneiss
So, take a look, and you'll see
That I'm not what I used to be
I've been touched metamorphically
All the heat and the pressure
Have changed me forever
So don't take me for granite, I'm gneiss
http://www.amazon.com/Gospel-Rock/dp/B0050QE8XE
Melanie Gall, one of the hosts of the Savvy Girls podcast, recently released an album of knitting songs from WWI era. I haven't listened to all of them, but I've heard her perform a few at a knitting event in NYC. Sounded nice.