What people Are saying
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The Wildwoods-”West Virginia Rain
“If you’ve ever spent time in the woods when you’re feeling upset, this song will resonate; there’s definitely healing in the wild if you give it time to step away from your routine. It’s a great, old fashioned style song with some relevant advice for our modern day.”
— Greg Jones, Ear To The Ground Music
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“The Wildwoods know exactly what kind of music they want to make. It's not often we hear a sound this focused. Their singular brand of folk-pop riles up images of young love, innocence, unbridled joy, and the occasional heartbreak. But even the heartbreaks are lined in a comfy flannel of bright, braided colors and cast out upon the backdrop some might call "the bright side of things." Take your car out to the longest, loneliest country road you can find and put this band on. Bring a friend or go alone; either way, you'll find yourself reminiscing on the good times and finding peace with the bad ones.”
— Landon Kuhlmann - Paste Magazine & Daytrotter
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“Noah as guitarist / vocalist and Chloe as violinist / vocalist share a wide range of influences as divergent as Watchhouse, The Decemberists, Gillian Welch & David Rawlings, Joni Mitchell, and Gregory Alan Isakov and while that might explain the way they paint their words and music, their essence might better be explained by who they are as a couple. Their different vocal aesthetics work so well as counterpoised emotional textures and as beautiful as those textures are, both possess vocal styles that feel artful but natural and down to earth.”
— Robb Donker Curtius, American Pancake
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“The Wildwoods I think inhabit their own unique shapeshifting genre. Their timeless Western sound somehow strikes a special musical place within a lot of us folks. That kind of music connects us through time & space.”
— Cole Mitchek (Smallsongs), Americana Highways
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“The effect that their (The Wildwoods) outburst of harmony has on you is profound, it isolates you, it makes you look inward and find the good things about yourself. With help from the acoustic stylings of The Wildwoods, we can all become a little brighter.”
— Freddie McKee, TJPL News
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“The Wildwoods excel in transcending seemingly normal experiences into something poetic and beautiful”
— Isabelle Turner, Tongue Tied Magazine