New record in the WORKS
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“a rising voice on the American folk scene” - Folk Radio UK
“a rising voice on the American folk scene” - Folk Radio UK
"an emotional weight that can stop you in your tracks, even long after the song is finished” -NPR
"an emotional weight that can stop you in your tracks, even long after the song is finished” -NPR
“Feder is the best young singer-songwriter since the young Anais Mitchell” - Rich Warren
“Feder is the best young singer-songwriter since the young Anais Mitchell” - Rich Warren
In Sevens
"This plush and emotionally valiant collection of tunes has an ability to scratch out borders and barriers, aerating life into a singular boundless space, if only for a few stirring moments." — The Sacramento Bee
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Photo by Grace FinlaysonAfter two years spent wielding a backpack and guitar across the world culminating in a Thai PBS special on songwriting and indigenous rights, Kora Feder (rhymes with cedar) returned to the U.S. with a keen eye for capturing a moment through song.
Her 2019 crowd funded record In Sevens spent four months on US Folk Radio Charts. NPR described a solo performance off In Sevens as carrying "an emotional weight that can stop you in your tracks, even long after the song is finished.” I’d Be a Maria, a von Trapp inspired song from the record, has surpassed a million streams on Spotify.
In 2024 she is working on a new record that takes an introspective look at the life of a young person in America in the 2020’s, including a song that NPR already described as “eloquently illustrat[ing] the full range of emotions many people are feeling in the era of the coronavirus pandemic." The record is being produced by fellow songwriter Justin Farren.
Pandemic song featured on NPR and the Washington Post
“I have yet to hear anyone reach this deep to find it and sing it.” — Eliza Gilkyson