Em Ayres Williamsburg, Massachusetts
Em Ayres calls what they write: folk journalism. Like a magpie sitting on a shimmering nest of 31 years of stories, the cinematic reel of Americana inspired sounds leads the listener through an archive of familial memory, the high lonesome rasp of loves lost and won, and an unshakable political ethos. ... more
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