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Live Review – The Lowest Pair – The Dakota Jazz Club 3/2/17

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By Rebecca Marx, Photo Credit Joseph Daniel Robert O’Leary

The Lowest Pair are underrated stars in the “Old Timey” Bluegrass music genre, though they seem humbled by the knowledge that they have successfully earned that moniker. Their sound is authentically backwoods Americana Roots with a modern twist, as though you could as easily stream their music right now as revisit them in a past life, or find them in Alan Lomax’s massive archive of folk music. [Read more…] about Live Review – The Lowest Pair – The Dakota Jazz Club 3/2/17

Review – The Lowest Pair – The Sacred Heart Sessions

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By Evan Verploegh

Some voices have the power to pull strings inside people that are seemingly otherwise unattainable. The harmonies that The Lowest Pair’s Kendl Winter and Palmer T. Lee produce on their latest release, The Sacred Heart Sessions, meld together in a way that does exactly that. The duo hailing from Olympia, WA and Minneapolis, MN respectively, have managed to create an enchanting and delightful record combining elements of folk, americana and bluegrass. [Read more…] about Review – The Lowest Pair – The Sacred Heart Sessions