The duo’s new record, “Curios,” just released in June. Scroggins said this one is a bit different from their first, 2017’s “Grana.”
“Our first record was based more on the improvisation that we were into, but for this record, we spent a lot of time being deliberate,” he explained, saying “Curios” is also compositionally-driven toward being more “emotionally complex.”
“We’re really proud of how it came out,” Scroggins said.
In their efforts to bridge the gap between classical and folk music, by all appearances, this young duo are fulfilling their goal of “breathing new life into old traditions.”