Among The Acres

 
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Dreamcatcher

by Among The Acres

Recorded, Engineered and Mixed by Andrew Oedel at Ghost Hit Recording, MA

Produced by Among the Acres and Andrew Oedel

Mastered by Brian Lucey at Magic Garden Mastering
Album Artwork by Corey Pane

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Among The Acres

 
 

Merging elements of Folk, Rock, Pop, and Americana,  Among the Acres delivers an eclectic yet singular sound, marked by a tapestry of four-part vocals, dynamic grooves and a keen sense for lyricism. Cutting their teeth playing everywhere from breweries and small clubs to festivals and showcases throughout the Northeast, the “Acres” have been honing their powerhouse of a live set non-stop since the band’s inception in 2017. Soon after forming they garnered local acclaim winning CTNow's "2018's Best New Band" and "2019's Best Americana Band".

2018's “Looking In”, recorded at Telefunken Elektroakustik Soundstage, marked the first recorded release for the band and received critical acclaim from various indie blogs, music curators, and listeners alike.  For the band's sophomore album, "Dreamcatcher", they headed to Ghost Hit Recording Studio. After a successful Kickstarter campaign, they have already released the first two singles “Devil’s Cut” and “Go it Alone”. The full length album is due out November 2020.



 

 

Greg Ganci Bass / Vocals

Sean Lemkey Lead Vocals / Guitars

Michael Day Lead Vocals / Guitars / Banjo

Erik Lindblad Drums / Vocals

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Reviews for “Looking In” Album

Chamber folk, indie folk, blues, alt-country, and roots rock all make appearances on this record, masterfully woven together to create a sonic tapestry that is both engaging and soothing. There’s a folksy, down-home sort of vibe that is pervasive throughout the album, a sort of sonic connection to the natural world around us and the mystery that it holds. Day and Lemkey trade off on lead vocals throughout the record and nothing is lost in the transitions while they seamlessly float in and out of various sonic waters.
— Chip McCabe
Among The Acres aren’t your typical New England folk band, they boast an impressive pop/rock magnetism that sets them apart from the flock...and solidifies the group’s place among folk-rock bands of the moment such as The Lumineers.
— Deli Magazine
 

Among the Acres brings dynamic folk-rock with lush vocal harmonies to their performance at “The Valley Advocate Sessions,” Northhampton MA.

Reviews for “Falling”

With harmonies hitting all cylinder of emotions, this maiden single from the gang breaks open the hardest of icy hearts. It melts your senses to find love again, where ever it might be.
— Come Here Floyd
A beautiful hook, and a wonderful production sense, elevate this personal search for meaning into a collective indie-rock revelation. Life’s path towards purpose rarely runs in a straight line.
— Chillfiltr

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Winners: Best Americana Act 2019

ctNOW Reader’s Choice Awards

(photo by Dan Butler)

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Hartford Courant

“Street Level With Among The Acres” by Mike Hamad

(photo by Owen James)

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2018 Hartbeat Music Festival

by Hartford Courant

(Photo by Owen James)

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CT Style: Channel 8

“Sunset Sounds” Featured Artist