A Fistful of Sugar Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Centered around strong, lush vocal harmonies and driving "new folk" instrumentals, AFOS is a distinctly modern sound that resonates with echoes of hot jazz, 'old-timey' country, gypsy, and other roots musics. AFOS has wowed audiences with their powerful, genre-bending performances that range from the syrupy-sweet to the gritty and swampy. ... more
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