Andrew Marlin North Carolina
Andrew Marlin of Watchhouse is a multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, performer and producer based in Chapel Hill, NC. As the songwriter for the band, Andrew has become known as a gifted lyricist, producing powerful yet subtle, thoughtfully crafted songs. Witching Hour and Fable & Fire, his two newest releases, are both due in February of this year. ... more
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Austin City Limits Live at The Moody Theater
by Watchhouse (formerly Mandolin Orange)
supported by 347 fans who also own “Stormy Point / Back of Beyond / The Seamstress”
Such a beautiful album of some of their best songs. Hope to experience an event of theirs in person like this!
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Watchhouse
by Watchhouse (formerly Mandolin Orange)
supported by 195 fans who also own “Stormy Point / Back of Beyond / The Seamstress”
The imagery and musicality resonate! More please.
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Watchhouse (Duo)
by Watchhouse (formerly Mandolin Orange)
supported by 151 fans who also own “Stormy Point / Back of Beyond / The Seamstress”
This song came to via a Twitch streamer called FoothillRounders who pretty much plays the entire discography. The delicate and angsty lyric leads the listener down the path to the musical payoff that is Nightbird.
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Old Habits
by Kat Wallace and David Sasso
This New Haven duo write bright and emotionally resonant folk music where sweeping strings elevate gorgeous melodies.
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House and Land
by House and Land
House and Land offer a stirring take on classic Appalachian folk; this is delicate, heartfelt balladry.
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Wealth of Sorrow
by Cahalen Morrison
Bright and skipping songs that foreground the sound of the banjo and fingerstyle guitar in music that feels timeless.
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supported by 89 fans who also own “Stormy Point / Back of Beyond / The Seamstress”
I don't listen to much country music, so I don't really know where this one lands, but I find it has some pretty good tunes and definitively good musicianship. Some of the songs mights soound a bit cheesy, but I enjoy this album overall nonetheless. The tunes which are more sounding like ballads get my preference, such as Northern Babe, and North Country Blues.
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