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diy until I die
I'm a solo artist creating my own music. Collaborations/ input/ love letters welcome!
I'm influenced by the Velvet Underground, the Mountain Goats, the Magnetic Fields, Neko Case, Sharon Van Etten, Waxahatchee, Mirah, Liz Phair, PJ Harvey.
I play banjo, violin, ukulele, musical saw, bass, keyboards, percussion, etc. 

Check out my new band:
https://soundcloud.com/vulkari

I'll come back to this and write more music someday

a new Dutch duo mixing electronics with raw vintage live sounds

Both of the musicians have been active in the European blues/roots scene for more then 30 years and in this new project they like to mix that experience with current technologies and other musical styles. The musical input from this new duo ranges from Alan Lomax to Roxy Music and from Charlie Parker to Led Zeppelin. On stage you will find computers, a double bass, foot pedals, vintage amps, guitars, midi controllers, an old drumkit and lots of cables. All of this handled by the two band members.

Mischa den Haring en Jan Mittendorp; two seasoned Dutch musicians that joined forces in this new production unit. Both of them have more then 25 years of live stage experience and they combine that with 2017 recording and production techniques.

stay tuned in… and turned on.

Fronted by singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Travis Ward, Hillfolk Noir is a trio of neo-traditionalists playing traditional music on traditional instruments for non-traditional times. They call it Junkerdash, and it’s a sound brewed from folk, bluegrass, punk, string-band blues and other influences musical and otherwise. Recommended pairings: Drinking and dancing.

A sampling of accolades for Hillfolk Noir:

“If John Steinbeck owned a speakeasy, Hillfolk Noir would be the house band.” — John Doe (X, The Knitters)

“Brilliant, edgy punked-up acoustic hillbilly blues.” — American Roots UK

“Hillfolk Noir have fine-tuned their dark, Depression-era jangly blues to become one of the most incredible bands in [Boise]. They are as honest as they come.” — Seattle Weekly

“I love this.” — Ricky Ross, BBC Radio Scotland 

“Too authentic to be considered alt anything. Ward is an evocative, charismatic singer-songwriter who embraces diverse shards of Americana. Time-warped kaleidoscopes —sparse, historically reverent and pretty terrific.” — Michael Deeds, Idaho Statesman

“You guys sound like Johnny Cash on Robitussin.” — Ryan, Pengilly’s Saloon bartender

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