BackPorch Banjo bring old-time energy to What a Difference a Day Makes

BackPorch Banjo’s What a Difference a Day Makes arrives on 14 June from British Columbia with the kind of acoustic confidence that comes from knowing exactly which crossroads you want to stand at. The group describe themselves around bluegrass, old-time, acoustic roots and traditional country, and the album’s recording at Summit Recording Studio gives the release a grounded, real-room feel. This is not indie in the urban guitar-band sense, but it belongs in an independent music digest because roots scenes have always been powered by community, craft and self-contained momentum. Banjo, fiddle, harmony and toe-tapping rhythm can carry just as much urgency as fuzz pedals when the songs are alive. The album promises stories of love, heartbreak, hard work and revelry, which are basically the four weather systems of acoustic roots music. BackPorch Banjo know where the porch is, and they remembered to bring the tune.

Source: https://backporchbanjo.bandcamp.com/album/what-a-difference-a-day-makes