Indie folk
Indie folk | |
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Stylistic origins | Folk music, indie rock, folk rock, lo-fi, folk punk |
Cultural origins | Late 1990s United States and Early 2000s United Kingdom |
Typical instruments | Acoustic guitar, double bass, piano, harmonium, mandolin, drums, banjo, violin, accordion, brass instruments, electric guitar |
Local scenes | |
Omaha, Nebraska, London, Melbourne, Austin | |
Other topics | |
New Weird America - Alternative country |
Indie folk is a music genre that arose in the 1990s from musicians in the indie (independent) rock community influenced by folk and classic country music. Indie folk combines the catchy melodies of indie rock with the acoustical sounds of contemporary folk music. Early artists included Ani DiFranco and Dan Bern.[1] Later artists of note included Father John Misty, The Decemberists, Fleet Foxes, The Cave Singers, Loch Lomond, Bon Iver, Or, The Whale, Great Lake Swimmers, and Blind Pilot.[1]
Notable artists
List of notable artists of indie folk in alphabetical order.
- 9 Bach
- The Acorn
- Priscilla Ahn
- Tori Amos
- Andrew Jackson Jihad
- Angus & Julia Stone
- Gabrielle Aplin
- Fiona Apple
- Lauren Aquilina
- Arborea
- Arthur & Yu
- Ascend the Hill
- Avalanche City
- The Avett Brothers
- Band of Horses
- Chris Bathgate
- Beach House
- Beck
- Beirut
- Beta Radio
- Big John Bates
- Birdy
- Bishop Allen
- Blind Pilot[1]
- Blitzen Trapper
- Bombay Bicycle Club
- Bon Iver[1]
- Bowerbirds
- Boy & Bear
- Bright Eyes
- Broken Records
- Jake Bugg
- Basia Bulat
- Nick Cave
- The Cave Singers[1]
- Vic Chesnutt
- The Civil Wars
- Cloud Control
- Graham Coxon
- Daughter
- David Knowles[2]
- Dawes
- The Decemberists
- The Deep Dark Woods
- Deer Tick
- Delta Spirit
- Dog Is Dead
- Maria Doyle Kennedy
- Dr. Dog
- Dry The River
- Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros
- Emmy the Great
- Ewert and The Two Dragons
- Fanfarlo
- Father John Misty
- Feist
- Fink
- First Aid Kit
- William Fitzsimmons
- Fleet Foxes[1]
- Johnny Flynn
- Freelance Whales
- Fruit Bats
- Orla Gartland
- Laura Gibson
- The Giving Tree Band
- Mindy Gledhill
- José González
- Good Old War
- Great Lake Swimmers[1]
- Adam Green
- Gregory and the Hawk
- Grizzly Bear
- Half Moon Run
- Lisa Hannigan
- Nick Harper
- Les Hay Babies
- Hayden
- The Head and the Heart
- Keaton Henson
- Horse Feathers
- Ben Howard
- Joe Innes
- Iron & Wine
- Gregory Alan Isakov
- Mason Jennings
- Jinja Safari
- Vance Joy
- Gary Jules
- Damien Jurado
- Katie Kim
- Kings of Convenience
- Kramies
- The Last Bison
- Sean Lennon
- Little Green Cars
- Local Natives
- Loch Lomond[1]
- Lord Huron
- Lost in the Trees
- The Low Anthem
- The Lumineers
- Amy Macdonald
- Manel
- Dan Mangan
- Laura Marling
- The Marshall Pass
- James Vincent McMorrow
- Megafaun
- Mega Gem
- Ingrid Michaelson
- The Microphones
- Middle Brother
- The Middle East
- Mighty Oaks
- The Milk Carton Kids
- Modest Mouse
- Mount Eerie
- The Mountain Goats
- Mree
- Mumford & Sons
- Murder by Death
- Alexi Murdoch
- Yael Naïm
- Kate Nash
- Neutral Milk Hotel
- Joanna Newsom
- Noah and the Whale
- Conor Oberst
- Of Monsters and Men
- Okkervil River
- Or, The Whale[1]
- Alina Orlova
- Other Lives
- Paleface
- The Paper Kites
- Parlor Hawk
- Passenger
- Peter and the Wolf
- Radical Face
- Luke Redfield
- Damien Rice
- The Ridges
- Rue Royale
- The Rumour Said Fire
- Danny Schmidt
- Sea Wolf
- Seabear
- She & Him
- The Shins
- The Oh Hellos
- Silent Old Mtns
- Sleeping at Last
- Elliott Smith
- Smog
- Regina Spektor
- The Staves
- Sufjan Stevens
- Stornoway
- Sun Kil Moon
- The Swell Season
- Aly Tadros
- The Tallest Man on Earth
- Thao & The Get Down Stay Down
- Rosie Thomas
- The Thrills
- Benny Tipene
- Tired Pony
- Trampled by Turtles
- Truth & Salvage Co.
- Frank Turner
- Twin Forks
- Two Gallants
- Vandaveer
- Villagers
- M. Ward
- Waxahatchee
- Woods
- Wye Oak
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