The Village Cafe is hosting Adler & Hearne THIS Friday at 8:30pm. $5 cover. Please help me promote where you can. Thank you!
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From Texas’ upper east side near the rural arts hamlet of Winnsboro, award-winning performing songwriters Lynn Adler and Lindy Hearne (self-proclaimed “organic song farmers”) tour nationally, serving up well-seasoned and road-tested original songs mixed with fresh harvests of homegrown music in a soulful genre they define as “FOLK-Jazz Blues-grass.”
In concert, she (Adler) and he (Hearne) blend their voices and instruments in a spirited signature sound that reflects the duo’s second-nature connection through song. The two met in Nashville while on solo musical journeys. Years later their paths merged in Texas, where they formed the duo Adler & Hearne, along with their indie label Spring Hollow Records. In 2005, they released a house concert recording aptly named “Opposites Attract.”
Adler & Hearne’s music has grown deep roots in the sandy soil and piney woods of their Spring Hollow Organic Song Farm. The duo’s musical formative years share common experiences in folk, gospel and classical music – organic influences that inform their singing and songwriting. But the subject matter of their songs knows no bounds, nor does their musical style. Their live sets range from crooning songs of love and longing, losing and finding – to covering touchy subjects with unexpected musical overtones – to camping it up with modern day spirituals steeped in dry wit. And they pride themselves on their multigenerational audience appeal.
Adler & Hearne’s favorite places to sow their songs include house concerts, community concert halls and folk venues, church coffeehouses and Sunday morning church services, festivals and conferences, schools and libraries, and venues of all description that provide an opportunity to have a meaningful connection with a listening audience. That includes campfires, backyards, float trips, cruises, suburbs, skyscrapers, villages and towns. Coast to coast and worldwide.
