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Nora Brown with Stephanie Coleman in Santa Cruz
Banjo player Nora Brown and fiddler Stephanie Coleman found each other in 2017 in Brooklyn’s old-time scene. Six years later, they released their first EP as a duo, Lady of the Lake. They’ve shared stages around the world and on NPR’s Tiny Desk series. Fiddle and banjo alike can be known for their foot-stomping, hyperactive qualities, but both instruments are also capable of a haunting, almost mournful sound. This is where Brown and Coleman resi…
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Nora Brown with Stephanie Coleman in Santa Cruz
Banjo player Nora Brown and fiddler Stephanie Coleman found each other in 2017 in Brooklyn’s old-time scene. Six years later, they released their first EP as a duo, Lady of the Lake. They’ve shared stages around the world and on NPR’s Tiny Desk series. Fiddle and banjo alike can be known for their foot-stomping, hyperactive qualities, but both instruments are also capable of a haunting, almost mournful sound. This is where Brown and Coleman resi…
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