Roland White: Then and Now,
​A Mandolin Mentor

No Depression
​- February 5, 2018 -
"Since he began performing more than six decades ago, Roland White has left his mark on bluegrass music with his singing, guitar playing, and particularly his mandolin playing, which has been inspiring to multiple generations of musicians. His discography reveals both his consistent musicality as well as his development from a young virtuoso into a confident master of the mandolin over the course of a truly amazing career. His style, defined by his groove, cleverness, drive, whimsy, and mastery of phrasing, is both familiar and singular in a way that has carried the bluegrass tradition forward."

Cover Story: “Jeff Scroggins”

Banjo Newsletter
​​- Janurary 1, 2018 -
"One of my favorite sayings was Georgia O’Keeffe saying that she has been afraid every minute of her life and she hasn’t let that stop her from doing anything. I think about that often because, as I said, I spend most of my time really afraid of all the things that I had to do to make this happen and just trying to figure out how to get past it. Once you do that though you have a lot of amazing experiences. I’m glad I experienced that."

Ellie Hakanson: Poised for Center Stage

Fiddler Magazine
​- Spring 2019 -

The Most Family-Friendly Thing You Ever Do​

Bluegrass Pride: The Forward Roll
​​- December 21, 2017 -
"You've always wanted to make music that made people feel how your heroes made you feel. Now you can also help make a community that makes people feel like they belong the way your found family did for you."

ROADSIDE ATTRACTIONS
​The Exotic Birds of Cascabel

No Depression
​- January 14, 2018 -
"[the bird] had learned to roller skate using these specially designed bird skates. But one day, he accidentally fell into a pile of lead ball bearings and got lead poisoning, severely mentally disabling him. But he still remembered how to skate."

Monroe Mondays:
“The Lloyd Loar”

Peghead Nation
​​- Janurary 8, 2018 -
​A tune of rebirth, named by the man who repaired Bill Monroe’s iconic mandolin.

Contact

Tristan Scroggins
No You Step Back (ASCAP)
505.720.2482
tristanscroggins@gmail.com
​Nashville, TN