Molly Tuttle was honored with the Emerging Artist Award by the Whippoorwill Arts/FreshGrass Foundation.

Molly Tuttle's "You Didn't Call My Name" won Song of the Year at the 2017 Folk Alliance International Conference.

While 2017 will be remembered for many things, it turned out to be a great year for new music.

On the surface, it feels like 2017 was Molly Tuttle’s breakout year. In a matter of months, she went from releasing her debut LP, Rise, to winning the International Bluegrass Music Association’s Guitar Player of the Year award — becoming the first woman i

It’s an otherworldly and exotic smorgasbord of sounds, but there’s a story behind each song performed by the Guy Mendilow Ensemble. For the man whose name graces the band, which performs Oct. 12 at the Clayton Center for the Arts, the job he undertakes

If you haven’t heard the music of Molly Tuttle, rest assured, after this week you will. The newest artist to sign on to the Compass Records roster, she’s the first woman in the 27-year history of the International Bluegrass Music Association (IBMA) Awa

In the 27 years that the International Bluegrass Music Association has been handing out awards, no woman had ever even been nominated for guitarist of the year, until now. Molly Tuttle, a 24-year-old California native and current Nashville transplant, was

The best prescription any doctor could write would require 30 days of daily doses of soul music (as the Young Rascals knew so well when they gave us “Good Lovin’ ”). The last couple of years have been great ones for soul music, with the returns of Stax’s

A.J. Croce was only two years old when his father, Jim Croce, died in a plane crash in 1973, leaving behind a catalog of folk songs rooted in humor, honesty and hard-won wisdom. Some of those songs became posthumous hits. Others, like "Name of the Game,"