Average: An Ethereal Folk Rock Adventure in the Appalachian Mountains

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Faith Kelly, a native of Duncannon, Pennsylvania, is set to release her third solo album, Halfway Decent, on April 1. The album is a unique blend of spacey folk rock’n’roll with psychedelic Appalachian influences. Produced by Eamon Lebow and mastered by Greg Castro, Halfway Decent is a DIY project that reflects Kelly’s personal and musical journey.

The songs on Halfway Decent touch upon themes of change, life on the road, and the diverse people encountered along the way. Some tracks have a traditional singer-songwriter feel, while others incorporate krautrock elements, showcasing the range of Kelly’s musical influences. In a nod to a personal experience, the album’s title, Halfway Decent, stems from Kelly’s mechanic using the term to describe fixing her car after an accident caused by a drunk driver during a tour.

Together with fellow musician Caswyn Moon, Faith Kelly is embarking on their 9th tour together since they first hit the road in 2022. Describing themselves as wanderers who traverse the country sharing their music, Kelly and Moon also regularly perform and host events in the Catskills mountains of New York when not touring. Both artists present their original music in a blend of American rock with country undertones and spacey folk rock’n’roll with Appalachian twists, creating a dynamic and engaging live experience for audiences.

The collaboration between Caswyn Moon and Faith Kelly goes beyond just music; it’s a shared journey of exploration and creativity. As they travel the country, they invite listeners to join them on their musical adventures, finding inspiration and connection in the diverse landscapes and communities they encounter. Their passion for music shines through in their performances and recordings, reflecting their commitment to authenticity and storytelling in their craft.

With Halfway Decent set for release, Faith Kelly and Caswyn Moon invite music lovers to join them on a spacey folk rock journey through the hills of the Appalachians. Their music is a testament to the power of storytelling and the magic of collaboration, offering a glimpse into the vibrant and evolving music scene of the Catskills and beyond. As they continue to share their songs and stories with audiences across America, Kelly and Moon remain true to their roots and dedicated to their craft, inspiring others to follow their own paths in the ever-changing landscape of the music industry.

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