Cincinnati's alt-folk favorites Motherfolk have just announced that they will be re-releasing their sophomore album Fold, clocking in with four new tracks, unreleased videos, and behind-the-scenes photos. Describing their sound as "indie rock with a twinge of modern folk", Fold ranges from introspective jaunts to anthemic rock'n'roll. With tireless touring and energetic live shows that draw in the audience, Motherfolk has established themselves as one of the Midwest's most exciting upcoming acts. Today, the band is also debuting the visuals for "Ryder Robinson" exclusively via Earmilk. The deluxe edition of Fold will be available October 13, right before a string of tour dates with Sherwood (info below).
WATCH + SHARE "RYDER ROBINSON"
Preorder Fold (Deluxe Edition) via Pledge Music
MORE ON MOTHERFOLK: In a contemporary independent music scene inundated with up and coming bands, it takes a unique outfit to break through that noise. A truly exceptional group must exhibit authenticity, raw talent, and electrifying chemistry. This, of course, means there are very few of them. Motherfolk, formed in 2013, is certainly one of those most unique and dynamic acts. Motherfolk began as a collaborative effort between Nathan Dickerson and Bobby Paver, two college friends with a penchant for writing songs with one another. In the first year of the project, the two songwriters made frequent trips to Nashville to record their first endeavor. In 2014, their eponymous debut album showcased the duo's musical prowess through a genre-bending collection of elegantly crafted songs. Since then, Joel Call, Ethan Wescott, Karlie Dickerson, and Clayton Allender have joined Motherfolk's ranks, and the band has made a name for themselves touring all across the nation. The outfit's high-energy live performances have won over audiences from coast to coast, and their infectious musical persona has become one of the most exciting rising success stories in the indie scene.Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram
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