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Timeless folk meets Afrofuturism: Jake Blount bridges past and present - Vimarsana News

Timeless folk meets Afrofuturism: Jake Blount bridges past and present

Catamount Arts ArtPort Jake Blount performs at 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 10 at Catamount Arts ArtPort, Green Mountain Mall, 2000 Memorial Drive in St. Johnsbury. Tickets are $20; call 802-748-2600

Timeless folk meets Afrofuturism: Jake Blount bridges past and present - Vimarsana News

Timeless folk meets Afrofuturism: Jake Blount bridges past and present

"I have long felt a powerful draw to the old spirituals passed down in my community,” says Jake Blount in the liner notes of his 2022 album, “The New Faith”

Jake Blount's genre-queer Afrofuturist folk music :: Bay Area Reporter - Vimarsana News

Jake Blount's genre-queer Afrofuturist folk music :: Bay Area Reporter

If you ever listened to Jake Blount’s music, it defies description, making it unforgettable. He describes his style as "playing fiddle and banjo from Black and Native American musicians, mostly in the Southeastern United States."

Source: ebar.com
Jake Blount's genre-queer Afrofuturist folk music :: Bay Area Reporter - Vimarsana News

Jake Blount's genre-queer Afrofuturist folk music :: Bay Area Reporter

If you ever listened to Jake Blount’s music, it defies description, making it unforgettable. He describes his style as "playing fiddle and banjo from Black and Native-American musicians, mostly in the Southeastern United States."

Source: ebar.com
Jake Blount's genre-queer Afrofuturist folk music :: Bay Area Reporter - Vimarsana News

Jake Blount's genre-queer Afrofuturist folk music :: Bay Area Reporter

If you ever listened to Jake Blount’s music, it defies description, making it unforgettable. He describes his style as "playing fiddle and banjo from Black and Native American musicians, mostly in the Southeastern United States."

Source: ebar.com