kith & kin Toronto, Ontario
kith&kin are a family from Ward's Island, which is a ten minute ferry ride from downtown Toronto, Canada. We sing music from the British Isles, Appalachian, Canadian and Shapenote traditions, and the odd original song. We are a mostly a capella trio - three voices: Martha Farquhar-McDonnell, Kathleen McDonnell and Ivy Mairi. ... more
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hmm, perhaps the infectious & subdued melancholic journeys I'm taken upon but I suspect it's that I just love what Ivy does - which I do. I think it's her voice & the way she chooses to use it - yeah, thats what it is :-) The treasure that this is is not immediately apparent. Dwell within the undercurrents.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Just as the Tide was Flowing”
dreamy, wintery, autumn, haunting, beautiful, freak folk indeed. love being pulled into dreamland with these guys. thanks for keeping the magic alive.
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