Southern Oregon’s own bluegrass ensemble, The Rosa Lees, have initiated a crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo to finance their debut album. Known for their harmonious blend of traditional bluegrass, old-time, and roots music, the all-female quartet aims to capture their distinctive sound in a professionally produced record.
The Rosa Lees comprise four talented musicians:
- Jessie Monter: Fiddle
- Holly Hurley: Bass
- Rachel Buklad: Banjo and fiddle
- Bekkah McAlvage: Guitar
Their music is characterized by striking harmonies and deft instrumentation, drawing inspiration from bluegrass pioneers like Hazel Dickens and Alice Gerrard. The band’s repertoire seamlessly blends elements of traditional bluegrass with old-time fiddle and banjo tunes, classic country, and gospel.
The Indiegogo campaign seeks to raise funds for the recording, mixing, mastering, and production of their album. Supporters can pre-order the album and choose from a variety of perks.
The Rosa Lees have graced numerous stages, including the Oregon Shakespeare Festival Green Show and the Klamath Folk Festival, earning accolades for their dynamic performances and engaging stage presence.
For more information on The Rosa Lees and their music, visit their official website: www.therosalees.com
By contributing to their Indiegogo campaign, fans and supporters can play a pivotal role in bringing The Rosa Lees’ debut album to fruition, preserving and promoting the rich traditions of bluegrass and roots music.
Mr. Willy Adkins is an American director, actor, producer, photographer, and author. As President of Breaking Fate Entertainment, he’s a multi-talented force in the indie film world. Willy is also the founder of The Illinois Ghost Hunters and a lifelong enthusiast of the paranormal and dark arts. Through his internationally recognized Deviant Desires Photography, he’s known for alternative model portfolios and horror-themed art.
Willy actively supports fellow indie artists, producing and directing numerous film festivals across the U.S. When not immersed in film, he enjoys family time, hiking the Smokies, and crafting his signature spooky dolls, Mr. Willy’s Killer Creatures.
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