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MP3 Wildwood - Roadside Psalm
14 MP3 Songs
POP: Quirky, FOLK: Folk Pop
Details:
"If Woody Guthrie was Irish, and grew up listening to accoustic Led Zepplin and Beck Odale, and vulcan mind-melded with Doc Watson while listening to the Beatles on his walkman..."
Wildwood is a popular, high energy band that plays gothic-flavored bluegrass, old-timey music and originals. The music is highly danceable and features piercing two and three part harmonies. Their music has a dark edge that cannot be found in any of the modern feel good "Newgrass" groups. There is a power and dark cynicism present in the music that is more reminiscent of blues or perhaps even underground rock.
Roadside Psalm is Wildwood''s second album. Their first album, "Lonesome Hideaway," won ALBUM OF THE YEAR at the Northwest Arkansas Music Awards this year, and is also available here on CD baby.
On October 8, 2003, Wildwood appeared on Public Radio International''s "Whad''Ya Know" with Michael Feldman. Over 1.5 million people were listening world-wide. They have been featured prominently in all of the local print media, featured on the cover on three occasions, and have garnered the following honors: 2004 OMA Album of the Year, 2004 NAMA Band of the Year, 2004 OMA Accoustic Band of the Year, 2004 NAMA Best Accoustic/folk Band, 2003 NAMA Best New Band, 2003 NAMA Best Americana/Folk Band, and were finallists for 2002 OMA Best New Band, 2003 NAMA Band of the Year, and 2004 NAMA Album of the year. Their music has been featured on four compilation disks, an Arkansas kayaking DVD, several independant films, and the latest instalment of the popular Sims video game series, "Sim Space Station."
All of the members are multi-instrumental and they switch several times through the show, making for an entertaining and impressive musical experience. Their two CDs, "Lonesome Hideaway" and "Roadside Psalm" demonstrate the wide variety of musical modes and instrumental sounds utilized by this experimental roots music band.
CD REVIEWS (Roadside Psalm):
Daniel Gold; promoter and senior editor for "An Honest Tune" magazine https://www.tradebit.com , reviewed the CD for the current issue of All About Town and said, "...the band is moving down the road as a touring band and accomplished recording artists. They''ll make Fayetteville proud."
Paul Boatright, musician and recording engineer, reviewed the CD for the current issue of the Free Weekly and said, "There''s something sweet and sincere about his [Jason''s] singing that just rings true."
Dwight Chalmers of The Listen Laboratory https://www.tradebit.com said, "[The new CD] is something original and new. Once people hear it, they will want more."
Cincinnatti promoter Leon Ross said, "Roadside Psalm has a dark, compelling edge not found in the feel-good newgrass scene."
BAND REVIEWS:
Wildwood has built an impressive fan base and played regularly at venues around northwest Arkansas.
-Fayetteville Morning News
Fledgling bluegrass band Wildwood is keeping the energy level high...
-Arkansas Democrat Gazette
...The maturity of these songs is a welcome and refreshing surprise.
-All About Town
Wildwood is a hot ticket lately in the Northwest Arkansas area.
-Free Weekly
Wildwood boys play ''Kickass Bluegrass''
-Cover, Arkansas Traveler
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