Henhouse Prowlers release new single & video, “My Little Flower”

Chicago-based band henhouse prowlers In September, the first single “My Little Flower” from the album “Lead and Iron” was released. The song premiered Tuesday morning at WOBL Gold Country where she joined Michelle Lee in her Smoked Country Jam, and Bluegrass Today premiered her video for the accompanying music.

The song was written by Jake Howard, the band’s mandolinist, who also sings lead. The band is completed by Ben Wright on banjo/vocals, Chris Dollar on guitar/vocals, and John Goldfine on bass/vocals.

Producer Stephen Mougin said: Solo – what more could you ask for?!”

Ben Wright, co-founder of Henhouse Prowlers, said: Prowlers has always crossed the line between traditional and progressive bluegrass. Motivation and lyrics are two sides of the music we love. ”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3mANYRNBj4

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About Henhouse Prowlers:

Formed 17 years ago, the quartet, with a simple desire to play original and powerful bluegrass, now stands at the crossroads of performance, diplomacy and education. The group’s engaging performance on stage makes you feel how much the audience loves their work. On records including the 2021 release and her ninth full-his album The Departure, the band explores collective life experiences through songwriting and intricate instrumentation. There’s no denying that bluegrass is the foundation of Prowlers’ music, but the band bends traditional forms to narrow it down to a unique sound.

Working with the US Department of State and under its own non-profit organization, Bluegrass Ambassadors, the Prowlers have toured more than 25 countries around the world. The group’s experience with people and musicians from Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle East has shaped the band’s worldview and broadened the group’s direction of bridging cultural gaps with music, educational programs and workshops. Using traditional American music as a foundation and linking folk music and cultures from around the world, the Prowlers incorporates international elements into an already extensive repertoire of original and traditional American music.

Whether live or in workshop, Henhaus Prowlers finds and promotes commonalities we share as human beings through the universal language of music. I feel it at every performance.