Jamie Yost
Jamie Yost grew up in West Virginia, where she first heard music in churches and Appalachian folk gatherings. That background shows in her work, which leans...
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Jamie Yost grew up in West Virginia, where she first heard music in churches and Appalachian folk gatherings. That background shows in her work, which leans toward folk and Americana. She released her debut album, also called 'Ravens,' in the early 2000s. The title track became her most recognizable song, a ballad built around her voice and sparse arrangements.
She has put out several albums since then, including 'Mountain Song' in 2005 and 'The Wild Land' in 2008. Her music often circles themes of nature and personal reflection. Another song, 'Runaway,' appears among her most-listened tracks.
On tour and in the studio, she has worked with musicians like guitarist David Mansfield and drummer Chris Carmichael. She has also shared stages with songwriters such as Ani DiFranco and Mary Gauthier. Her outspoken views have sometimes drawn criticism in her home region, but she has kept making music on her own terms.
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