Mark Holt

Idaho siblings Tag Holt & Kimberlee Holt Tully weave bluegrass, Americana, folk, and other acoustic noises to their music, but at their primary, they’re cowboy music revivalists. While their materials isn’t all genuine cowboy tracks, the sibling and sister provide nation and pop specifications in to the cowboy globe through their acoustic and rustic interpretations. Elevated on Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis, Jr., and outlaw nation, Tag and Kimberlee was raised with open thoughts when it found music. It is the cause their debut contains addresses of both Marty Robbins’ “Un Paso Town” and Gregg Allman’s “Midnight Rider” plus a medley of Frank Sinatra strikes. Released in 2004, the genre-bending Acoustically Indigenous was made by Alison Krauss associate Bil VornDick. Person to person excitement round the recording landed Tag and Kimberlee an attribute in American Cowboy, the favorite Western lifestyle publication.