Tlen Huicani's guest appearances

Tlen Huicani

Woodsongs Vodcasts

The WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour Podcast

Allie Colleen

Willie Nile

Dom Flemons

Abe Partridge

Joe Mullins

Seth Walker

Michael Martin Murphey

Sarah Patrick

Teresa Williams

Danny Burns

Jonathan McEuen

Troll Smashers

Lindsay Lou

Abbie Gardner

Rob Ickes

OwlTail

Vanessa Collier

VANESSA COLLIER is a master musician and multi-instrumentalist whose head-turning, fiery, and passionate performances recently got the attention of Buddy Guy. With soulful vocals, searing saxophone, and witty songwriting, Collier is blazing a trail, racking up an impressive arsenal of honours, and has already singled herself out as an artist of distinction and one we would all do well to watch. She was recently nominated for TWO 2018 Blues Music Awards and released her new album ‘Honey Up’ this summer.TLEN HUICANI (pronounced wee-KAH-nee) takes you on a journey of Mexico’s music, time and place with their traditional costumes and native instruments. Meaning “the singers” in their indigenous Indian language of Nahuatl, the band makes the beautiful “harpa jarocha” or folk harp, the centerpiece of their music. Since 1973, their music and international achievements have earned the honor of ‘Best Folk Group in Mexico’ by the Union of Music and Theater Critics.WoodSongs Kid: Alexis Radhakrishnan is a sixteen-year-old ukulele player and singer from Lexington, Kentucky.

VANESSA COLLIER is a master musician and multi-instrumentalist whose head-turning, fiery, and passionate performances recently got the attention of Buddy Guy. With soulful vocals, searing saxophone, and witty songwriting, Collier is blazing a trail, racking up an impressive arsenal of honours, and has already singled herself out as an artist of distinction and one we would all do well to watch. She was recently nominated for TWO 2018 Blues Music Awards and released her new album ‘Honey Up’ this summer.<br><br>TLEN HUICANI (pronounced wee-KAH-nee) takes you on a journey of Mexico’s music, time and place with their traditional costumes and native instruments. Meaning “the singers” in their indigenous Indian language of Nahuatl, the band makes the beautiful “harpa jarocha” or folk harp, the centerpiece of their music. Since 1973, their music and international achievements have earned the honor of ‘Best Folk Group in Mexico’ by the Union of Music and Theater Critics.<br><br>WoodSongs Kid: Alexis Radhakrishnan is a sixteen-year-old ukulele player and singer from Lexington, Kentucky.

WoodSongs 951: Vanessa Collier and Tlen Huicani

WS951: Vanessa Collier and Tlen Huicani