Mipso might be only a few years out of college, but the band has already taken its old-time folk sound around the world — and it isn't not slowing down any time soon.
OS Sessions: Logie Meachum
Logie Meachum, a native of Greensboro and pioneer of the Piedmont Blues Preservation Society, is a bluesman with a story to tell.
New Lullabies, Rooted in Nature
Three local artists, an author, song-writer, and illustrator, collaborate to write a new, positive spin on the classic nursery rhyme "Rock-a-bye Baby," in the form of a children's book and lullaby album.
Reflecting on the Past: March Book Picks
They say that time heals all wounds, and for most of us, that's true: Time obscures our views of a ragged past. For writers, however, memories are reflective lenses used to observe personal histories, providing stark recollections charged with truth, not mellowed by time.
The Hammered Dulcimer Finds Its Home on the Blue Ridge
An instrument that’s come to sound distinctly like the North Carolina mountains claims a long history in faraway lands.
Traveling Musical Trails
The Blue Ridge Music Trails of North Carolina preserves the songs and sounds of the western part of our state.
Family Ties: February Book Picks
From Fred Chappell’s humorous look at the life of a boy growing up in the 1940s, to Wiley Cash’s harrowing tale of a father who will do anything to keep his children safe and by his side, four novels speak to the importance of family, and the trials of coming of age.
Coastal Blues
The one type of winter blues we could use more of.
Wilmington Establishes Itself as an Artistic City
Planted squarely between a river and an ocean, Wilmington’s relative isolation inspired a thriving artistic community.
