Dala
Dala is a folk duo from Traverse City, Michigan, formed by Amanda Walther and Sheila Gulley. They met singing in a choir and started making music together....
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Dala is a folk duo from Traverse City, Michigan, formed by Amanda Walther and Sheila Gulley. They met singing in a choir and started making music together. Their sound leans on close harmonies and acoustic arrangements, with songs like "$5 pearls" and "Sunday Dress" showing their knack for straightforward storytelling.
Their writing often touches on personal territory, Walther has spoken about mental health, and Gulley's experiences as an LGBTQ+ artist inform some of their material.
You can hear echoes of Simon & Garfunkel or Joni Mitchell in their work, and they've shared stages or recordings with people like Steve Earle and Emmylou Harris. They keep things pretty grounded, avoiding big production in favor of letting their voices and guitars carry the songs.
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