Rooster
Harmony-driven folk rock from Asheville, NC
Harmony-driven folk rock from Asheville, NC
Rooster's Bloodroot debuted in March of 2020, despite a global pandemic. Now, a year later, Rooster is re-charged and ready to bring in the new sun. Comprised of Erin Kinard on drums and Annie Myers on guitar, Rooster was formed by two strangers at a backyard campfire in Asheville, NC in the summer of 2016.
Annie and Erin recorded Bloodroot in February 2019 in Swannanoa, NC with recording engineer and producer Matt Lohan. Bloodroot is a plant native to western North Carolina and Rooster’s sound echoes that essence. Rooster's first release was an eponymous collection of five original songs in 2017. Since then they have performed throughout Western North Carolina, creating new songs and arrangements of beloved Americana. Annie and Erin thrive on the impact of powerful vocal harmony that blends into lush organic harmonies like honey from the hive.
The two performed separately for more than 15 years before the 'Rooster Egg' hatched.
"We unlocked a melodic door that feels like home,” Erin says “Singing and harmonizing with Annie feels so natural, and we can't help but do it when we're around each other”.
Annie and Erin share songwriting duties and switch instruments on occasion. While primarily a drum/guitar duo, Annie may pick up the banjo, Erin may pick the ukulele or mandolin. "We like to keep you one your toes" Annie says.
In any configuration, the orchestrations are clean and uncluttered, but with a raw, gritty edge. They seem right at home in a grunge coffee house, wine bar, brew pub, honky-tonk or at a backyard barbecue.
For booking, please contact roosterbandmusic@gmail.com
Rooster's Bloodroot debuted in March of 2020, despite a global pandemic. Now, a year later, Rooster is re-charged and ready to bring in the new sun. Comprised of Erin Kinard on drums and Annie Myers on guitar, Rooster was formed by two strangers at a backyard campfire in Asheville, NC in the summer of 2016.
Annie and Erin recorded Bloodroot in February 2019 in Swannanoa, NC with recording engineer and producer Matt Lohan. Bloodroot is a plant native to western North Carolina and Rooster’s sound echoes that essence. Rooster's first release was an eponymous collection of five original songs in 2017. Since then they have performed throughout Western North Carolina, creating new songs and arrangements of beloved Americana. Annie and Erin thrive on the impact of powerful vocal harmony that blends into lush organic harmonies like honey from the hive.
The two performed separately for more than 15 years before the 'Rooster Egg' hatched.
"We unlocked a melodic door that feels like home,” Erin says “Singing and harmonizing with Annie feels so natural, and we can't help but do it when we're around each other”.
Annie and Erin share songwriting duties and switch instruments on occasion. While primarily a drum/guitar duo, Annie may pick up the banjo, Erin may pick the ukulele or mandolin. "We like to keep you one your toes" Annie says.
In any configuration, the orchestrations are clean and uncluttered, but with a raw, gritty edge. They seem right at home in a grunge coffee house, wine bar, brew pub, honky-tonk or at a backyard barbecue.
For booking, please contact roosterbandmusic@gmail.com
