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“Women are naturally competitive with each other,” she says, “and I think it takes another level to step out of that comfort zone and not guard ourselves from each other. But I love seeing other women perform. It’s cool to share this man’s world with each other.”
Despite performing on her own with just a guitar on most stages that she rocks, Evan Greer might be the loudest musician in Greater Boston.
The guitar jammer talks doing impersonations, supporting the ACLU, and the brutality of New England winters.
The singer-songwriter talks self-help and finally watching The Simpsons for our recurring series.
Julien Baker talks animal emotions, free pens, and how she stops comparing herself to others.
How a Texan violinist found her voice in Massachusetts and the strength to confront some of life's darkest lessons.
The folk charmer talks eccentric neighbors, opiate fields in Wizard of Oz, and all the things hidden under his bed.
Their steady rise from a cappella college days to folk festival favorites
While Folk Yeah has been putting on Huichica West for a solid decade, their efforts on the eastern side of the country are relatively new. This past weekend was the third event held at the amazingly bucolic setting of Chaseholm Farm, nestled in the rolling fields and scattered forests of the ...
Summer is a great time to escape the stifling heat and crowds of the city, and many Bostonians do precisely that. Often the directions heading out of the city are southward to the Cape, or perhaps north, either to the stony coastline of Maine or the mountains of New Hampshire or Vermont. This ...
