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Amy Ray, best known as one-half of the Indigo Girls, has been chasing her musical inspirations for decades. The singer-songwriter will be bringing her solo project, a roots-inflected Americana band, to Santa Fe for a show at Tumbleroot Brewery and Distillery.
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Whether out singer-songwriter Amy Ray is performing with longtime musical partner Emily Saliers as one half of the Indigo Girls —as she has since the mid-1980s— or going solo as she did with her solo debut "Stag" in 2001, you can recognize her instantly.
Sometimes episodes of The String lean toward that new, new thing my guests have just put out into the world. Sometimes though, the journey story is so fascinating and special that it takes up most of our time. This week’s pairing of artists from my coverage of Americanafest fell out that way. Whatever I thought I knew about Indigo Girl Amy Ray and extravagant torch country singer Tami Neilson kept giving way to new insights and questions. That said, each artist does have a new solo album and both are looking like finalists for those imminent year-end lists of great Americana recordings.
Whether out singer-songwriter Amy Ray is performing with longtime musical partner Emily Saliers as one half of the Indigo Girls —as she has since the mid-1980s— or going solo as she did with her solo debut "Stag" in 2001, you can recognize her instantly.