Desert Hollow

Named after the geographical and artistic influences of the traveling duo, Desert Hollow blends the spirit of the California desert and West Virginia countryside. Their debut EP, Thirsty, garnered attention being described as “a refreshing blend of old-timey folk, blood harmonies, and knee-slapping hoedowns,” quickly landing themselves a feature on NPR Music’s Live Sessions, as well as opportunities to collaborate in out and out of the studio with the likes of Gregory Alan Isakov, Lukas Nelson, Lily Meola, and John Craigie. The duo is finishing up their first full-length record, and is expecting to release winter 2024!

“A refreshing blend of old-timey country folk, blood harmonies, knee-slapping hoedowns, this album will definitely leave listeners “Thirsty” for more.” — Pop Matters

​​”I love it when new music drops into my inbox. I love it even more when it is as wonderful as this EP Thirsty from Desert Hollow. Music that is refreshing, melodic, full of hooks and marvelous harmonies. I’ll review it in full nearer to the release on 21 May 2021, but, oh my it’s very good…”– Hobo On The Tracks

“Modern indie folkies blaze a nu trail without ignoring what’s come before. Working right out of the box with a simple banjo riff and an innocent, plaintiff vocal, these young ‘un have the feel and the knack for hitting it out of the park in the first trip to the plate. Solid stuff that grabs on and doesn’t let go.” — Midwest Record

“A promising duo capable of expressing a leading role in the independent roots scene” –Planet Country Radio Show