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Audiofeed Festival is music, arts, and community.
Music and Art is the center of what we tangibly “do”. Since our founding in 2013, we’ve hosted over 400 bands, screened movies, explored performance and visual art, and created space for our audience to share their music and art. The festival typically runs over the week and weekend leading into the 4th of July.
Our goal is to create an environment where unconditional love is nurtured, encouraged, and shared without regard for appearance, religious belief, race, societal status, or any other thing that separates us from each other in the world at large. We believe that the perfect example of that Love was expressed through Jesus Christ and we do our best in fitful and imperfect ways to follow His example. Exploration, questioning, doubts, fears, hopes, joys… all are welcomed and encouraged. Ultimately we’re people who want to support each other and experience great music and art with others who feel the same way.
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Jacob Goins Music Biography
Jacob Goins is a poet who dresses his words in delicate melody, carefully designed.
Born and raised in the Appalachians, Jacob fashions folk music that shares in the gentleness, the rise and fall, and the golden peacefulness of the North Carolina mountains. His writing is born of woods, of the emergence and recession of light, and of the silence in which he lingers. In every humble effort, he strives to make art that doesn’t sing over the quiet, but rather sings with it.
Jacob and his brother Andrew (upright bass) have shared their music in their home state, across Georgia, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Colorado, and more. Together they have performed in auditoriums, living rooms, and festival stages, and have shared shows with many artists including Scott Knies and Aaron Strumpel. Jacob is currently embracing the season of humble beginnings, and is in the midst of creating his best work to date.
Read MoreBorn and raised in the Appalachians, Jacob fashions folk music that shares in the gentleness, the rise and fall, and the golden peacefulness of the North Carolina mountains. His writing is born of woods, of the emergence and recession of light, and of the silence in which he lingers. In every humble effort, he strives to make art that doesn’t sing over the quiet, but rather sings with it.
Jacob and his brother Andrew (upright bass) have shared their music in their home state, across Georgia, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Colorado, and more. Together they have performed in auditoriums, living rooms, and festival stages, and have shared shows with many artists including Scott Knies and Aaron Strumpel. Jacob is currently embracing the season of humble beginnings, and is in the midst of creating his best work to date.
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