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Rising Appalachia
Rising Appalachia is a band built around the voices of sisters Leah Song and Chloe Smith. They started in Asheville, North Carolina, mixing folk and bluegrass...
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Rising Appalachia is a band built around the voices of sisters Leah Song and Chloe Smith. They started in Asheville, North Carolina, mixing folk and bluegrass with sounds from other traditions. Their songs, like 'Medicine' and 'Resilient,' often carry messages about community and the environment.
Their first album, 'Rise as the Moon,' came out in 2011. They've kept putting out records since, including 'Wider Worlds' in 2014 and 'Leylines' in 2016. The music stays acoustic at its heart, built on harmony and rhythm.
They've worked with different musicians over time, including percussionist David Brown and bassist Casey Toll. The band has also been involved in activist work, though their main focus remains the music itself.
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