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7:00 PM MDT1 Going
Join MaMuse for an evening celebrating the release of their seventh full-length album, This Is the Venue. More than just an album, it is a reflection of what it means to be human in this time. These songs hold space for celebration and grief, for the hard conversations and the healing that follows. Wholeheartedly fed by the folk and gospel traditions, MaMuse blends rich vocal harmonies with upright bass, guitar, mandolin, flute and keys to create a sound that is as rich and varied as the emotions it explores. The evening will feature new music alongside beloved songs such as “We Shall Be Known” and “Hallelujah,” which have found their way into community choirs, weddings, funerals, birth rooms and gatherings around the world. After two incredible decades of writing songs, touring and making music together, MaMuse continues to create concerts that invite connection, presence, and audience-inspired magic.
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"Samara’s music helps me see the adventures ahead with real hope. A voice you can trust singing melodies that heal your heart - filled up with ideas that stir your thoughts - all put together with musicianship and rhythms that can move you down the road into your best life."
-David Wilcox
Samara Jade is a forest‑frolicking folk troubadour and musical seamstress who threads together earthy grooves, soul-soaked vocals, and thought-provoking lyrics into a genre affectionately dubbed “Philosopholk.” Drawing inspiration from jazz, blues, Appalachian roots, Broadway musicals, and the wild whispers of nature, Samara’s music dances between play and depth—offering listeners both heartfelt medicine and clever mischief.
A long time song-leader and ceremonialist, Samara leads community song circles, nature-based singing retreats, and rites of passage work that help people reconnect with their voices, each other, and the Earth. Whether singing about compost or transformation, grief or gratitude, frogs or fungi, she invites audiences into a shared experience that is both grounding and elevating. Her songs and shows aren’t just performances—they’re invitations into aliveness, belonging, and collective healing.
www.samarajademusic.com
www.patreon.com/samarajade
Read More-David Wilcox
Samara Jade is a forest‑frolicking folk troubadour and musical seamstress who threads together earthy grooves, soul-soaked vocals, and thought-provoking lyrics into a genre affectionately dubbed “Philosopholk.” Drawing inspiration from jazz, blues, Appalachian roots, Broadway musicals, and the wild whispers of nature, Samara’s music dances between play and depth—offering listeners both heartfelt medicine and clever mischief.
A long time song-leader and ceremonialist, Samara leads community song circles, nature-based singing retreats, and rites of passage work that help people reconnect with their voices, each other, and the Earth. Whether singing about compost or transformation, grief or gratitude, frogs or fungi, she invites audiences into a shared experience that is both grounding and elevating. Her songs and shows aren’t just performances—they’re invitations into aliveness, belonging, and collective healing.
www.samarajademusic.com
www.patreon.com/samarajade
Genres: Americana, Earthy Soul, Sing-alongs, Alt Soul Folk, Contemporary Folk, Soul Folk, New Acoustic, Folk

