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The Emeralds: Off The Edge

Read "Off The Edge" reviewed by Mark Sabbatini

by Mark Sabbatini

Fiddler Matthew Smith formed the Emeralds as an instrumental folk trio at age seven, about as “critic-proof as a band gets. But after aging a bit and releasing a couple of albums, what one newspaper calls the “Cute Era is over.

Off The Edge is the second album by the Alaska-based group, now featuring seven members, including four fiddlers, with a shift in focus to classics by the likes of Django Reinhardt and David Grisman. It's an album ...

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