'Rhythms & Roots Party' with Sammie Jean Cohen, Laura Hugo, Turbo Pastel, St. Rangers, Corey Medina & Tennessee Stiffs at Palmer’s

Laura Hugo is a Native American singer/songwriter from Teec Nos Pos, AZ located in the Navajo Nation. She moved to Minnesota in 2010 to pursue her music and has since played all over the Twin Cities and around the Midwest.

Singer-songwriter, Sammie Jean Cohen, hails from Minneapolis, but has also experienced life in the mountains of Montana and off grid deserts of Arizona. Her musical style seamlessly blends outlaw country with bluesy americana elements, creating her own unique sound.

Turbo Pastel Clear, serene, and pastoral scenes are painted in lyrics. The music conveys a sense of elegance, honesty, paradox, and memory.

St. Rangers is a folk rock band based in the Twin Cities of Minnesota. Rooted strongly in the singer-songwriter/folk/Americana scene of the upper midwest, their songs tell old tales through worn out lenses and explore nostalgic places that never were.

Corey Medina is a Native American Blues Artist from Shiprock, NM. He plays, writes and produces with the Incepticons team full time and also travels with his band known as "The Brothers", hence Corey Medina & Brothers.

Tennessee Stiffs originated in the roots-music Mecca, Austin, TX — dip their bucket deep into the well of American music.

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