The Welter Brothers (Corban and Jackson) are simultaneously scholars of traditional music, and practical working musicians. They demonstrate a technical flash that comes from a youth spent jamming at bluegrass festivals, alongside an interest in the folk process and the art of aural storytelling (across many cultures). They have special affinity for eclectic and obscure regional music, but aren't too proud to play "Folsom Prison Blues" or "Pancho and Lefty" for the tipsy guy waving a $20 in the back of a small town bar. As with any sibling duo, their "blood harmony" sets them apart, proving that the "brothers" part isn't just a band name. 

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