T. Gold Carrboro, North Carolina
The folk music of T.Gold is full of plaintive melodies, roomy production, and pleasantly sparse instrumentation: gentle strums, minimal percussion, delicate harmonies, the odd horn or flute. The result is a collection of sunset-hued slow songs with a rootsy bent and occasional references to tech-related anxiety. ... more
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