A quartet the likes of which I haven’t seen since… Coope, Boyes and Simpson, the Watersons, or The Voice Squad. Just absolutely phenomenal!

BBC Traveling Folk

• Lynn Mahoney Rowan – vocals
• Will Thomas Rowan – vocals, banjo, Panduri, Chonguri, piano, Bulgarian drum
• Lauren Breunig – vocals
• Jeremy Carter-Gordon – vocals, banjo

Stunningly powerful vocal harmony floods the room as the four Windborne singers present Song on the Times, their project of working-class movements for peoples’ rights from the past 400 years, sung for today’s struggles. The group was catapulted to new heights when a clip of them singing in protest outside Trump tower went viral, and their Indiegogo for the project raised 1,600% of its goal from 2,600 people in every State and 22 countries.

Some of the finest singers of protest and folk music that I have ever heard… One of the Best Albums of 2017!

Singout!

Aside from this new project, Windborne has collected and studied polyphonic vocal music for over 15 years from traditional singing masters and from cultures around the world. Windborne is able to shift from radically different genres like no band you have ever heard, as comfortable with an improvised Corsican couplet song as with an English ballad. Lynn Mahoney Rowan, Will Thomas Rowan, Lauren Breunig, and Jeremy Carter-Gordon share a vibrant energy onstage — their connection to each other and to the music clearly evident. They educate as they entertain, telling stories about the music and explaining the characteristics and stylistic elements of the traditions in which they sing.

More Praise for Windborne

The best musical discovery of the year… Stunningly powerful vocal harmony… Windborne sets a new bar for folk harmony singing today.

Brian O’Donovan, WGBH

A gleefully winding path through American music… theirs is a dynamic approach born of genuine and deep-seated appreciation of the tradition in all its aspects.

Fatea Magazine

Sublime listening… its simple beauty is the outward expression of high artistry and meticulous care.

The Reformer

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