Lucius - Interview at Newport Folk Festival (Berklee Intervals)

Alumni Holly Laessig, Jess Wolfe, Peter Lalish, and Danny Molad of Lucius discuss writing, performing, and provide advice after their set with Berklee Instant Strings at the 2018 Newport Folk Festival. Hear the performance on NPR Music:
Berklee Instant Strings, the brainchild of Darol Anger, is a string quartet from the Berklee String Department. It has been lead by faculty Greg Liszt and Darol Anger. The quartet has performed with
Lucius, This Is The Kit, Aoife O'Donovan, Margo Price, and Suzanne Vega at the Newport Folk Festival.
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Recorded at Fort Adams, RI
Audrey Harrer: interviewer
Bryan Parys: interviewer
Isak Kotecki: video edit, audio post
Jeannie Greeley: video edit, rehearsal broll
Zak Bashirhill: graphics
Video provided by Newport Folk Festival
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