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EPISODE · Nov 9, 2016

Low Lily

from Folk Alley Sessions · host folkalley

Bands in the world of folk and roots music often find their line-ups to be fluid. Fine players make friends in a variety of combinations " and sometimes this movement can be tricky to follow. The string and vocal ensemble Low Lily started its life as Annalivia. A personnel shift led to a name change, but the core of the group is still tied to a contemporary take on traditional string music and vocal harmony. Low Lily stopped by Folk Alley's studio at WKSU in Kent, OH for a performance and interview that explains how they were inspired by the Rick Springfield classic "Jesse's Girl."

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