Honey Dewdrops - Live from Folk Alley at Fayetteville Roots Festiva

Step into any coffeehouse like Eddie's Attic in Decatur or Club Passim in Boston to main stages as far away as Seattle and Winnipeg, and you will hear the work the Dewdrops have undertaken over the past six years to achieve the raw simplicity of their art. Using a handful of acoustic instruments and two voices, Laura and Kagey strive for clarity over effects and ornamentation. It's what you have left when you strip everything back down to zero. It rocks, it reels, and then it consoles you when you come back down. The past year has seen a flurry of tours, workshops, house concerts, and festivals for the duo and the momentum has become a way of life. The accolades keep coming in but like real artists, they will never truly define them. For Kagey and Laura it is wherever they hang their hat that is home. The art of the road for them is about making every stop count, never leaving, always arriving. "They sound more authentic than 99.99% of the artists who make up this thing called popular music... Like. Like. Like." -Ed Maxin, Blogger for No Depression "...songwriting that strives to honor the simplicity of it's forebears." -Utne Monthly Reader "Accessible, well-crafted folk songs." -Cara Ober, Urbanite Balitmore.