
Gracie and Rachel have revealed UNDER UNDERNEATH, a re-imagination of their song “Underneath” by visionary S. Carey (of Bon Iver). The duo says, “this one gets down to the bones to become a world of its own.”
Read More »Gracie and Rachel have revealed UNDER UNDERNEATH, a re-imagination of their song “Underneath” by visionary S. Carey (of Bon Iver). The duo says, “this one gets down to the bones to become a world of its own.”
Read More »Elizabeth says, “We are all creatures of habit and our habits are in our faces these days. Let’s face the good ones, the bad ones, and keep pushing forward after seeing any of our truths. Love you all and I hope you’re loving yourselves today. The good or bad parts. It all needs love from you.”
Read More »Elizabeth Moen is releasing new music on October 13!
Read More »nothing will stem the tide of suffering from covid-19, economic crisis, police brutality, mass incarceration, endemic poverty, entrenched white supremacy and misogyny, deportation and detainment, gun violence, fire, flood, disease, pollution, irradiation, exploitation, forced reproduction, gender and sexuality-based violence and oppression, dis-information, propaganda, corruption, and greed… short of a functioning democracy! let’s harness our outrage and vote. we can do this, if we try, if we do this like it’s do or die. -ani
Read More »On Rebel River Records distributed by United For Opportunity
Read More »Raye Zaragoza’s new song “They Say” was featured in Rolling Stone, American Songwriter, Consequence of Sound, The Bluegrass Situation, and Wild Honey Pie.
Read More »We are enjoying this new video “Despacio” from Niuver!
Read More »Raye Zaragoza’s new song “The It Girl” is out now!
Raye says, “The It Girl is my outcry for diverse representation in media, a plea to throw out the old rule book of western expectations of women.”
Read More »Gracie and Rachel’s new cover “If The World Was Ending” is out now on Righteous Babe Records!
The duo says, “The first time we heard this song we were drawn to the intertwined feelings of immediacy and longing; imagining the world ending combined with thoughts about who exactly you’d want to end the world with really puts you in a place of raw confrontation, both with yourself and the world around you. It asks you to think more deeply about what you stand for and believe in on this planet while also pushing you to assess the interpersonal relationships you have here. How can we do better for both? When the pandemic hit, this song struck us in a new way.”
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