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New Blue Yonder by New Blue Yonder
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fave it Progressive Folk | Progressive Bluegrass
11 tracks | 40 minutes
Released Jul 2007
on Timber Wind Records
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The crossroads where traditional bluegrass runs into the blues and then merges with a little folk rock to create energetic and edgy soulgrass. Ultimate Americana.
Bio / Background
New Blue Yonder is a dynamic group of young women with a passion for acoustic music. With a sound some have described as “soulgrass”, the girls of New Blue Yonder perform their unique blend of bluegrass, classic country, folk, and blues in venues all over the Midwest.
The band was originally founded by sisters, Crystal Purvis Grant (vocals and mandolin), and Hilary Purvis Harvill (guitar, banjo, and vocals) from Springfield, Missouri. The Purvis girls were trained in classical piano as children, and sang gospel music with their family. One of the girls’ strongest musical influences was their grandfather, Ford Prewett, who played bluegrass music. By the time they were teenagers, the girls had discovered the joy of singing together, and even then, people marveled at the richness of their harmonies. In 2000, their fates were sealed when Hilary was given one month of free guitar lessons, and Crystal was given a mandolin.
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