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Artist description
This band consists of upcoming Norwegian musicians who want to explore the world of country music. The material is mostly based upon the songwriting talents of Marius Molstad and arranged by the whole band to create original identity. |
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Music Style
Country |
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Musical Influences
Various new and old country, bluegrass and folk music |
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Similar Artists
Trisha Yearwood, Alison Krauss, Emmylou Harris, Garth Brooks, Lee Ann Womack, Vince Gill, Guy Clark, Kelly Willis, Tom Russell etc. |
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Artist History
The band started as an idea from Marius Molstad of bringing his original songs to another level. It started as a folk duo with the talented female lead singer Trine Holst and developed into a quartet during the next months. Together they found some common ground to work on and in the fall of 2000 they recorded their debut promotional CD. The music is a mixture of modern country with slight hints of folk and bluegrass elements. Their sound is very much based around acoustic instruments like the dobro and well arranged harmony vocals. All the musicians are dedicated in working with country music and gaining their own musical identity. |
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Group Members
Marius Molstad: Acoustic guitar, mandolin, harmonica and harmony vocalsTrine Holst: Lead and harmony vocalsTrond Holst: Acoustic/electric guitars and harmony vocalsUlf Henning Aass: Dobro, lapsteel and harmony vocals |
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Instruments
Marius Molstad: Acoustic guitar, mandolin, harmonica and harmony vocals, Trine Holst: Lead and harmony vocals, Trond Holst: Acoustic/electric guitars and harmony vocals, Ulf Henning Aass: Dobro, lapsteel and harmony vocals |
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Albums
Demo 2000 |
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Location
Oslo, Oslo - Norway |
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