The music of Høly River carries the message of humanity’s need for reconnection with the earth. Mystically political and wholeheartedly grassroots this DIY band finds themselves playing on large festival stages as well as backyard fire pits of intentional communities around the world.
Jonathan Paige Brown Jr. is a rising star in Virginia's vibrant music scene, known for his captivating vocals, soulful melodies, and heartfelt lyrics. Drawing inspiration from Americana, Roots, Blues and Pop, Jonathan infuses his own unique style into each of his performances, creating a sound that is both timeless and contemporary. Jonathan's music resonates with listeners on a deeply emotional level: With a warm voice and genuine stage presence, Jonathan invites listeners into an intimate musical experience.
Fusing the ancient sounds of India with the contemporary western soundscape has been Prabir's mission while making music. The songwriter has been creating his blend of Raag-rock from Richmond, VA with many of the region's finest musicians. For the Richmond Folk Fest Prabir's performance will be an exploration of ancient Indian Raags with a mridanga accompaniment.
The splendid duo, Jackie & Resa, brings a distinctive blend of creativity to the world of acoustic blues. Both well-accomplished musicians, they merge their talents to create a captivating sound, paying homage to the rich blues tradition. Jackie & Resa will teach festivalgoers of all ages how to play the bones—but not real animal bones—and sing the blues at the Family Area Stage of the Richmond Folk Festival.
The Webley Twizzle Project is a new instrumental parlor folk trio, born in a love of street performing, that spices up its act with prize-winning, foot-operated puppets. The band plays both modern and traditional acoustic music, with enough swing, rags, novelty and original tunes thrown in to bring a classy and smooth musical experience to any street, stage or sitting room…with the puppets being a big hit with kids of all ages!
