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LOCATION:110 Union Street\nMilton DE 19968
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SUMMARY:The Honey Dewdrops
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DESCRIPTION:Americana duo The Honey Dewdrops – Laura Wortman and Kagey\nP
 arrish– have long felt the push-and-pull between their original\nroots i
 n the Appalachian mountains and their current home in urban\nBaltimore. Yo
 u’ll hear it in their harmony soaked songs and the\nmastery of their ins
 truments’ acoustic tones\, but also in their\nsongwriting\, which reflec
 ts the hard realities of today. With their\nfifth independent release\, An
 yone Can See out on March 1st\, 2019\, they\nhave primed the creative ener
 gy so prevalent on their previous\nreleases. Each song sparkles with focus
 ed intensity\, and\, with their\nnew album\, the duo show that they’re g
 rowing rapidly as artists\,\nenthusiastically exchanging an impossible que
 st for perfection for the\ncompelling ebbs and flows that accompany an int
 imate\, authentic kind\nof expression. With Anyone Can See\, Parrish and W
 ortman wanted to\nrecreate the flexible\, spontaneous atmosphere of their 
 live\nperformances. “We focused in on that live energy by sitting close 
 to\neach other in the studio so we could hear everything in a natural\nway
 \,” says the duo. \"By recording each song in its entirety and\nkeeping 
 edits minimal we found the takes that had the magic often had\nsome variat
 ion of voice and rhythm\, like the songs were unfolding\nthemselves.” Ch
 asing this magic\, Parrish and Wortman also found\ntheir sense of musical 
 clarity evolving over the course of the\nalbum’s creation. “The proces
 s made us look at how we define what\nis “right” in our performances\,
 ” says Parrish and Wortman.\n“What sounded good to us was the unexpect
 ed\, the improvisational\nmoments that enhanced the arc of a song.” It h
 elped too that\nproducer Nick Sjostrom guided the duo towards a grounded r
 esult\,\nhelping to manifest a succinct album while also encouraging a fre
 eing\ncreative atmosphere. Though the creation of Anyone Can See contains\
 nelements of an artistic awakening in certain senses\, Parrish and\nWortma
 n have also remained loyal to their roots\, with the album\nevoking the du
 o’s characteristically powerful melodies and intricate\nchord progressio
 ns. Venue: Milton Theatre.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Americana duo The Honey Dewdrops – Laura Wor
 tman and Kagey Parrish– have long felt the push-and-pull between their o
 riginal roots in the Appalachian mountains and their current home in urban
  Baltimore. You’ll hear it in their harmony soaked songs and the mastery
  of their instruments’ acoustic tones\, but also in their songwriting\, 
 which reflects the hard realities of today. With their fifth independent r
 elease\, Anyone Can See out on March 1st\, 2019\, they have primed the cre
 ative energy so prevalent on their previous releases. Each song sparkles w
 ith focused intensity\, and\, with their new album\, the duo show that the
 y’re growing rapidly as artists\, enthusiastically exchanging an impossi
 ble quest for perfection for the compelling ebbs and flows that accompany 
 an intimate\, authentic kind of expression. With Anyone Can See\, Parrish 
 and Wortman wanted to recreate the flexible\, spontaneous atmosphere of th
 eir live performances. “We focused in on that live energy by sitting clo
 se to each other in the studio so we could hear everything in a natural wa
 y\,” says the duo. \"By recording each song in its entirety and keeping 
 edits minimal we found the takes that had the magic often had some variati
 on of voice and rhythm\, like the songs were unfolding themselves.” Chas
 ing this magic\, Parrish and Wortman also found their sense of musical cla
 rity evolving over the course of the album’s creation. “The process ma
 de us look at how we define what is “right” in our performances\,” s
 ays Parrish and Wortman. “What sounded good to us was the unexpected\, t
 he improvisational moments that enhanced the arc of a song.” It helped t
 oo that producer Nick Sjostrom guided the duo towards a grounded result\, 
 helping to manifest a succinct album while also encouraging a freeing crea
 tive atmosphere. Though the creation of Anyone Can See contains elements o
 f an artistic awakening in certain senses\, Parrish and Wortman have also 
 remained loyal to their roots\, with the album evoking the duo’s charact
 eristically powerful melodies and intricate chord progressions. Venue: Mil
 ton Theatre.
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