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Rising Appalachia- Chance at Wholesome (Official Music Video)
Rising Appalachia — Bluegrass Rising Appalachia- Chance at Wholesome (Official Music Video) 2026 · 2020s · · · · Directed by Unknown Rising Appalachia’s “Chance at Wholesome” blends soulful folk with the lilt of country and bluegrass, carrying a warm, roots-driven pulse. The second single from the upcoming album Trade My Troubles, it was filmed in deep Appalachia amid fireflies, rolling thunder, rushing water and music from the back of a pickup truck. Trade My Troubles arrives October 2, 2026.
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1907 - Permaculture Action Network with Ryan Rising and Leah Song
Today’s guests are Ryan Rising, of Permaculture Action Network, and Leah Song, of Rising Appalachia, who join me to talk about how they use the work on-stage and off to organize communities to participate in a permaculture action day. How they blend permaculture and activism with music and merriment. https://www.thepermaculturepodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Episode1907.mp3 Click here to download the episode.
Rising Appalachia begins six-stop Colorado tour leg at Belly Up Aspen
Andrew Travers The Aspen Times The folk band Rising Appalachia is rooted in the southern musical tradition, as the name suggests, but anybody who has experienced their live show knows they’re more than boot-stomping revivalists. Across eight albums and years of tours, the group — founded by sisters Leah and Chloe Smith — both excavates the world music origins of American folk and integrates fresh sounds from across contemporary genres.
Rising Appalachia begins six-stop Colorado tour leg at Belly Up Aspen
The folk band Rising Appalachia is rooted in the southern musical tradition, as the name suggests, but anybody who has experienced their live show knows they’re more than boot-stomping revivalists. Across eight albums and years of tours, the group — founded by sisters Leah and Chloe Smith — both excavates the world music origins of American folk and integrates fresh sounds from across contemporary genres.
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