Let s stop this shilly-shallying around, y all. It s time to check out a few recent projects from Arkansas musicians, ranging from bluegrass and R&B to rock and hip-hop, to help provide the soundtrack to your spring.
Progressive string quartet, Arkansauce, is thrilled to independently release their 5th album, OK to Wonder, TODAY April 21. With 11 original tracks ranging from upbeat and stimulating to contemplative and encouraging the collection is filled with songs of revelry, wonder, insight, and whimsy. Arkansauce is Tom Andersen on bass, guitarist Zac Archuleta, Ethan Bush on mandolin, and Adams Collins on banjo.
Arkansauce stopped by our podcast studio last month to talk about their new album, "OK to Wonder," which drops April 21. So far, two singles, "Up on the Shelf" and "My Home in Arkansas," have been released over streaming services.
Arkansauce stopped by our podcast studio last month to talk about their new album, "OK to Wonder," which drops April 21. So far, two singles, "Up on the Shelf" and "My Home in Arkansas," have been released over streaming services.
Arkansauce independently releases OK to Wonder, their 5th album, on April 21. Hear the melodies of the Ozark Mountains' rolling hills and raging rivers in this progressive string quartet’s distinct blend of newgrass. OK to Wonder is filled with songs of revelry, wonder, insight, and whimsy inspired not only from their home state of Arkansas, but also throughout their travels.