IMPORTANT NEWS:
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NEW RECORD!! It is out on K records
"It Can Be Done" http://shop.krecs.com/collections/frontpage 
Check out my new official music video "Rosie" here at Twang Nation.
http://www.twangnation.com/2013/08/29/watch-out-kendl-winter-rosie/ |
I made Ms. October in the Banjo Babes Calender !!
Check it out here:http://banjobabescalendar.com/ I finally got the Pantyhose Popscreen Glass House Sessions up. Over on Band Camp :Kendlwinter.bandcamp.com
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In a year of constant touring with her many projects, Kendl Winter has taken her love of superstition to the birds, literally: bluebirds mean good luck, chickadees mean call home, and a whippoorwill’s morning song is a sign of a good day. And so it follows that she would name The Mechanics of Hovering Flight, (KLP238) her second full-length K release, for the hummingbird and its opposing ideas of flight and motionlessness. A traveler, a dreamer, a banjo player, Kendl sprouts alfalfa beans in mason jars in the back of her tour van and counts the days until she returns home to her house boat to write songs on her banjo through the rainy afternoons. Growing out of her previous release, Apple Core (KLP224), some songs on The Mechanics of Hovering Flight are folk. Some are bluegrass. Some smack a bit more of country, with twangy guitar and foot-stomping rhythm, but somehow Kendl has created an album that is one moving piece, that tells a story between the liner notes. Perhaps it is her voice. Unwavering, at times haunting, Kendl’s song reminds one of the legendary Lucinda Williams. Perhaps it’s her pure dedication to writing the perfect song that serves her so well—to write a song that plays to the seasons, to the harvest, and speaks to the truth about life. About love. About the simple love of a singer and her banjo.
For more of her story go to her page at K Records |
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