KĒPA France
Steel-sliding strings define Kepa’s dynamic post-modern folk blues, as his one man jug-band approach hinges around the picks, slides and hammers he twangs all the way from Bask Country, France. His sound brings a dynamic, blues-inspired mix of baritone resonator guitar, foot-stomping, singing and harmonica; melting rhythms into a hypnotic, cinematic sound. ... more
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