This Land is Our Land
Featuring Martha Redbone Roots Project and American Patchwork Quartet
Martha Redbone Roots Project
Martha Redbone, vocals and percussion
Aaron Whitby, piano and vocals
Charlie Burnham, violin and vocals
Fred Cash, bass and vocals
American Patchwork Quartet
Clay Ross, guitar and vocals
Falguni Shah (Falu), vocals?
Yasushi Nakamura, bass
Clarence Penn, drums
Roots music singer and songwriter Martha Redbone lends her soul-stirring voice to a new collaboration with the genre-defying American Patchwork Quartet (a 2025 Grammy nominee), for a performance exploring the United States' rich cultural tapestry. Redbone draws on her southeastern Cherokee/Choctaw and African American heritage to craft uplifting songs that celebrate the human spirit, infused with the folk and blues sounds of her childhood in the Appalachian Mountains of Kentucky. She has said, "I feel that the one thing that still resonates physically and emotionally with people is music... [It] is the one field where we still have a fighting chance to be able to share some important, powerful, profound messages."
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Featuring Martha Redbone Roots Project and American Patchwork Quartet
Martha Redbone Roots Project
Martha Redbone, vocals and percussion
Aaron Whitby, piano and vocals
Charlie Burnham, violin and vocals
Fred Cash, bass and vocals
American Patchwork Quartet
Clay Ross, guitar and vocals
Falguni Shah (Falu), vocals?
Yasushi Nakamura, bass
Clarence Penn, drums
Roots music singer and songwriter Martha Redbone lends her soul-stirring voice to a new collaboration with the genre-defying American Patchwork Quartet (a 2025 Grammy nominee), for a performance exploring the United States' rich cultural tapestry. Redbone draws on her southeastern Cherokee/Choctaw and African American heritage to craft uplifting songs that celebrate the human spirit, infused with the folk and blues sounds of her childhood in the Appalachian Mountains of Kentucky. She has said, "I feel that the one thing that still resonates physically and emotionally with people is music... [It] is the one field where we still have a fighting chance to be able to share some important, powerful, profound messages."
This Land is Our Land
Featuring Martha Redbone Roots Project and American Patchwork Quartet
Martha Redbone Roots Project
Martha Redbone, vocals and percussion
Aaron Whitby, piano and vocals
Charlie Burnham, violin and vocals
Fred Cash, bass and vocals
American Patchwork Quartet
Clay Ross, guitar and vocals
Falguni Shah (Falu), vocals?
Yasushi Nakamura, bass
Clarence Penn, drums
Roots music singer and songwriter Martha Redbone lends her soul-stirring voice to a new collaboration with the genre-defying American Patchwork Quartet (a 2025 Grammy nominee), for a performance exploring the United States' rich cultural tapestry. Redbone draws on her southeastern Cherokee/Choctaw and African American heritage to craft uplifting songs that celebrate the human spirit, infused with the folk and blues sounds of her childhood in the Appalachian Mountains of Kentucky. She has said, "I feel that the one thing that still resonates physically and emotionally with people is music... [It] is the one field where we still have a fighting chance to be able to share some important, powerful, profound messages."
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Featuring Martha Redbone Roots Project and American Patchwork Quartet
Martha Redbone Roots Project
Martha Redbone, vocals and percussion
Aaron Whitby, piano and vocals
Charlie Burnham, violin and vocals
Fred Cash, bass and vocals
American Patchwork Quartet
Clay Ross, guitar and vocals
Falguni Shah (Falu), vocals?
Yasushi Nakamura, bass
Clarence Penn, drums
Roots music singer and songwriter Martha Redbone lends her soul-stirring voice to a new collaboration with the genre-defying American Patchwork Quartet (a 2025 Grammy nominee), for a performance exploring the United States' rich cultural tapestry. Redbone draws on her southeastern Cherokee/Choctaw and African American heritage to craft uplifting songs that celebrate the human spirit, infused with the folk and blues sounds of her childhood in the Appalachian Mountains of Kentucky. She has said, "I feel that the one thing that still resonates physically and emotionally with people is music... [It] is the one field where we still have a fighting chance to be able to share some important, powerful, profound messages."
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