i’m not deep into folk so i’m not totally sure of the specific vibe you’re looking for- but here are some new albums of women in folk i’ve been loving :) waysides by bedouine pharmakon by humbird fruit for flies by the army, the navy i can by esha tewari reveler by madison cunningham (more americana) anything by gigi perez anything by big thief or adrienne lenker (obviously)
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