A one-night historical song-cycle set around the fall of Fort Washington in 1776, told entirely through sung narration. A female storyteller guides us through a candlelit meetinghouse, up to the river heights, and into the chaos of battle. When John falls at the cannon, Margaret Corbin steps into the fire and does the work anyway. The album follows the aftermath—wounded lists, surrender, prisoner roads—then closes at dawn with “Margaret,” before rolling into the end-credits anthem “Glories, Still We Carry.”

The Wounded List

A literary, spiritual folk-rock song-cycle told by Eloise Dupree, tracing Phillis Wheatley’s inner life as her voice moves through rooms that praise her polish while resisting her personhood. The album follows the making of a poet—learning scripture and meter, shaping witness into verse, carrying words across oceans and into print—then turns toward benediction and a present-day charge: keep courage alive by living what the words demanded.

The House That Taught the Page

A winter-hardened song-cycle about Shays’ Rebellion, told from the ground level: veterans returning to farms that can’t carry new debts, families facing court orders, towns gathering to decide what fairness means when the war is over but hardship remains. Varrow’s voice follows the escalation from quiet strain to organized resistance, then steps into the present to ask what a nation owes ordinary people when systems turn cold.

Regulators’ March

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A romantic-dangerous New Orleans song-cycle set in the War of 1812, following Sunday Duverreaux, a French corsair moving between shadow commerce and wartime duty. The album travels from dockside bargains and riverfront taverns to a captured prize run, bayou refuge, and the hard calculus of legitimacy. As the city faces invasion, divided loyalties compress into one question: what does a life built on the edge become when the harbor asks for courage. The final track looks back from today, holding the human cost inside the legend.

Guns for New Orleans

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