SILVER THREAD TRIO

Click on this button to order a copy of Silver Thread Trio's debut CD:"Caroline Isaacs, Laura Kepner-Adney and Gabrielle Pietrangelo ... have voices that give their words wings. While they've composed a few songs from scratch, they specialize in breathing new life into century-old folk/Americana songs by writing meticulous arrangements that capture the best of what each of these women has to offer. They added more instruments to provide texture ..., but harmonizing was their pillar, as evidenced by the silence of awestruck onlookers.... They occupy a precious place in Tucson's music scene, where delicate, seasoned voices and an attention to detail triumph over blaring guitars and accompanying feedback." --Tucson WeeklySILVER THREAD TRIO at a bus graveyard, Tucson, AZ, December 2008. Photos by DOUBLESADG.Listening to the SILVER THREAD TRIO is “like being seduced in church,” according to KXCI DJ Laurie Starr. Their rich, intricate harmonies have been described as “angelic” and “intoxicating.”This unique trio takes traditional folk songs and creates their own three-part vocal arrangements, bringing an updated version of old-school Americana to the Tucson music scene. Genres range from dusty folk, to bluegrass and Appalachian numbers, to spirituals, to standards like “Moon River,” with the occasional polka thrown in for good measure. The sound of their original and traditional material has been compared to Gillian Welsh, The Carter Family, and “syrup on your pancakes.” SILVER THREAD TRIO released its first album in December of 2008, featuring a 15-song culmination of the past two years of writing and arranging.Here's Luis Carrion's Arizona Illustrated segment about us: [part 1][part 2]