New Folk Record Approaching! Shawna Virago Returns To The Scene
Folk Yeah
If you are a folk, country, or rock enthusiast, buckle your seatbelts because this record blends them all with impeccable taste! We have had the opportunity to listen to the album early, and it absolutely delivers. The album drops on May 31st, so we're coming up on it quick! Currently there are three singles released for the album, so you can get a feel for what's coming by checking those out. We'll link the latest below!
Latest single from the upcoming album!
The album is very storied and tells an array of captivating tales, which the artist has shared with us that it is a journey derived from her lived experiences. The poetic artistry on display is magnificent, painting an expressive picture of her life that you'll want to hear all the way through! With a combination of acoustic and electric instruments, feeling modern but with the flair of classic blues, Shawna Virago has a unique and exciting sound that needs to be heard.
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