10/16 Hearth & Hymn & Jen Sygit at Frog Holler in Brooklyn, MI

10/16 Hearth & Hymn & Jen Sygit at Frog Holler in Brooklyn, MI

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10/16 Hearth & Hymn & Jen Sygit
Frog Holler
11811 Beech Rd.
Brooklyn, MI
Doors 7pm
Show 7:30pm
Tix avail. here, via Venmo: @epuff, or at the door!
Sliding Scale: $15 suggested minimum

Three Michigan troubadours bringing strong voices and heartfelt lyricism! Two sets from these gems of Michigan’s music scene. World-class folk songs, close harmonies, and plenty of charm. Bring a friend and enjoy some tender moments while you encounter unique collaborations and well crafted songs.

Hearth & Hymn - blood harmony story retelling through a feminist queer lens.

Jen Sygit - ethereal folk, sultry swing, gritty alt country, delicate melancholy.

HEARTH & HYMN: Hearth & Hymn is a close harmony, minimalist folk project produced by songwriters, song collectors and multi-instrumentalists Samantha Cooper and Elisabeth Pixley-Fink. Beloved artists in the Michigan music scene, their masterful harmonies and seamless vocal blend capture a room. Raiding family songbooks and sharing old tunes, Hearth & Hymn reimagines old songs and pens future classics through a queer, feminist lens. The pair grew up immersed in “kitchen music” and have studied old-time music and vintage vocal traditions. They’ve released one self titled album, and a second album titled Lullaby Bangers.

JEN SYGIT: Sometimes traditional, sometimes contemporary, always imbued with a raw honesty, Lansing based Independent Music Award winning songwriter Jen Sygit wields a rare and powerful talent that seems equally comfortable performing ethereal folk tunes, crooning sultry swing numbers or soulfully belting gritty alt country ballads. An accomplished multi-instrumentalist who isn’t afraid to test boundaries and cross genres, Jen’s eclectic musical style draws the listener in and holds them captivated. Her poignant lyrics tinged with a delicate melancholy, reveal an oft-overlooked beauty to life’s mundane struggles while offering the occasional glimpse into the plight of a modern day troubadour.