'Her vocals are some of the most expressive, and sultry, that I've ever heard' - David Royko (Chicago Tribune)
If Shannon Whitworth's first two albums were cross-country treks, High Tide is a trans-Atlantic voyage. From the first rolling rhythms, it's evident that this album charts new waters. Just as her music stems from Appalachian roots (she's a favorite at MerleFest) but sheds its traditional skin at the door, High Tide begins with a journey to the coast that takes rest stops in reverb-drenched jazz and indie rock along the way, setting the mood for a tight but playful expedition.
Whether you're holed up in a chilly Appalachian barn or walking the coast on a hot August evening, Whitworth's High Tide holds universal appeal, from the mountains to the sea.