Music for the Journey
Upbeat and folky songs that eloquently speak to themes of honoring the heart and personal journey. Stream or download below!
Newest Release
This One’s For You, Single
Stream or download my version of Bill Fisher’s ode to friendship “This One’s For You” on Spotify, Amazon, Youtube or Apple Music. This single, recorded at Winterblue studios in Seattle during the summer of 2021, features Dan Mohler on that stretchy fretless bass, David Lange on soulful piano and Jamie Jones adding her sweet harmony vocal.
Singles
Time of Our Lives
In 1999, Bill and I released our first fully-produced album, Time of Our Lives, on CD and cassette. We performed at folk festivals, coffeehouse venues, and Unity and New Thought churches. In 2000, we went back into the studio to record a children’s CD, and then a few years later, recorded chants for worship, which we never released.
Then, in 2013, we went back into the studio as The Backroads Trio to record Go Find Your Solace with our friend Di Albright, who provided the third part of the trio. We also recorded “Song for Mom,” a single I wrote for my Mom who was in the last stage of her dementia.
Go Find Your Solace
In 2013, we went back into the studio as The Backroads Trio to record Go Find Your Solace with our friend Di Albright, who provided the third part of the trio. We also recorded “Song for Mom,” a single I wrote for my Mom who at the time, was in the final stages of her dementia.
More Tracks
Bill and Robyn sing “Let it All Go” from their 1997 demo; Robyn sings and plays piano on “Let it Be,” and Robyn sings and plays piano with the band on “Tuesday Afternoon.”
Recognition
FINALIST
Great American Song Contest
“All Come Clear in Time” 2014
Top Ten FINALIST
Three Rivers Folklife Society, Richland, WA
Tumbleweed Songwriting Contest
“Satyagraha” 2000
Top Ten FINALIST
Three Rivers Folklife Society, Richland, WA
Tumbleweed Songwriting Contest,
“Song for Mom” 2014
Photo credits: Me laying down guitar tracks at David Lange’s studio, summer 2013. Photo by Ric Albright.
Me with Ted Clark on drums, Unity of Olympia, WA. Photo by Mark Delaplane, 2011.