Artist description Molly's music reveals her exposure to many of the roots of today's modern country - folk, bluegrass, traditional country, and even rock. Molly's voice combines the sweetness of Emmylou Harris with an intensity similar to Janis Joplin's. A quote from Molly's producer, "“Americana. It's a crazy mixed up world of bluegrass, country and folk, with a pinch of rock & roll occasionally thrown in. It's the perfect platform for the music of Molly Slone, a new artist who is about to take Americana by storm. Molly has a beautifully unique voice and a fresh sound that pulls you into her songs. Be sure and give Molly Slone a serious listen … she's good!”Brent Truitt, Producer / Engineer / Musician, B. Truitt Music, Nashville, TN

Music Style Americana (Bluegrass / Country)

Musical Influences Emmylou Harris, Alison Krauss, Janis Joplin, Loretta Lynn, Patsy Cline, Tammy Wynette,

Similar Artists Alison Krauss, Allison Moorer

Artist History Molly began singing as a child in church and in the school choir. She continued to perform regularly throughout high school and she and her brother performed up to five nights a week in clubs and coffeehouses during her time at the University of Kentucky. Molly says, “Music was a family tradition and growing up in Kentucky, it was always a part of life.” The state is a mother lode of talent - from the traditional bluegrass of Bill Monroe, to some of country music’s all-time greats, including Loretta Lynn, Dwight Yoakam, Patty Loveless, Keith Whitley, The Judds, and Ricky Skaggs. Molly lists all of those artists as her musical influences.

Group Members Molly Slone and musicians including guitar, upright bass, mandolin, fiddle, occasional steel guitar and dobro

Instruments Molly plays acoustic guitar.

Albums Molly Slone (Release date: January 2001)

Location Lexington, KY - USA

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