ZOE MUTH

Staffer Dennis had been playing her in the kitchen all the time, and then we get the phone call asking if she could play here. If you build it, they will storm your kitchen.

Praise for 2012’s Old Gold:

“Muth sings like a lost lamented Carter sister . . .Her decidedly un-Joplin-esque take on ‘Get It While You Can’ is an inspired highlight.”
-Vintage Guitar Magazine

Praise for 2012’s Starlight Hotel:

“With a haunting voice that treads soul and country and can only be described as a cosmic americana, Zoe Muth delivers songs that sound like vintage country classics.”
– Twangville

“We rarely talk about country music as being “soulful” or having “soul”, but thank god Zoe Muth is here to change this…the gentle truth of her songwriting and the softness of her voice lend a weight to the music that gives Starlight Hotel, a true feeling of soulfulness… an astonishingly good songwriter.”
– No Depression

“Muth has gifted the world with a collection of music that is straight no chaser . . .Just when you start to believe that they just don’t make ’em the way they used to, Zoe Muth and the Lost High Rollers come along to restore your faith.”
– Country Standard Time

“It’s clear, unforced passion, “not for the jet set, but the old Chevrolet set,” that informs all of these songs, along with a high, pure voice that rises to Iris Dement and Patty Griffin territory…There isn’t a bad song on this album…honky-tonk comes so naturally to the young Muth, along with a charming drawl…”
– The Billings Gazette

‘Starlight Hotel is one of those albums that you need if your first exposures to country music came from the static-y radio in the cab of your dad’s old pickup truck… essential listening.’
– ninebullets.net