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Sound, stage & company

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Passerine is a collaborative folk-roots project formed in 2009 by Carmela Pedicini and David Brain, with later contributions from Sara Stovall (violin/vocals) and Doug Conroy (bass/vocals). The band blends modern folk, progressive bluegrass, and Americana into what they self-describe as Ameri-Kinda-Grass — inviting listeners into thoughtful storytelling, intricate string work, and intimate live performances.

The sound

The musical character

Over the years, Passerine has earned recognition for its craft, including Band of the Year at the 2012 Deland Original Music Festival and Song of the Year in 2011, underscoring their impact on the roots scene. Their sound sits in the space between traditional Appalachian storytelling and contemporary indie sensibilities, making each release and show feel like a journey through sunlit forests and late-night crossroads.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Based in Florida, Passerine continues to tour across the U.S. and abroad, bringing high-energy performances to intimate venues and listening rooms alike. Fans describe the live experience as earnest, well-arranged, and sharply performed — a friend in the business you can trust to secure your seats and deliver a memorable night.

The sound

The musical character

Discography highlights: Another Song About a Bird (2012), Nest of String (2013), Harbingers (2016), and Shiny Things (2023). Their 2025 single, Self-Cannibalization as a Means of Survival (Catharsis), released on April 30, 2025, showcases their evolving sound and lyrical depth.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Upcoming tour info: Passerine has announced a 2025 schedule that includes a Scotland tour from August 25 to September 4, 2025, with additional U.S. appearances such as Tallahassee Coffeehouse (June 16, 2025), the Sarasota John Prine Birthday Show (October 11, 2025), the Dunnellon Sunday Sampler (October 19, 2025), and the Manatee UUF Building Bridges Coffee House in Bradenton (October 24, 2025). Each date is listed as its own event with venue details and times to help you plan your attendance.

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The essentials

Quick Facts About Passerine

  • Formed in 2009 by Carmela Pedicini and David Brain; lineup later included Sara Stovall (violin/vocals) and Doug Conroy (bass/vocals).
  • Music described as modern folk, progressive bluegrass, and Americana; self-styled Ameri-Kinda-Grass.
  • Awards include Band of the Year at the 2012 Deland Original Music Festival and Song of the Year in 2011.
  • Four studio albums: Another Song About a Bird (2012), Nest of String (2013), Harbingers (2016), Shiny Things (2023).
  • 2025: Scotland tour announced for August 25–September 4, 2025; multiple U.S. appearances and a new single released in 2025.
  • Single in 2025: Self-Cannibalization as a Means of Survival (Catharsis) released April 30, 2025.

The records

Passerine Discography

  • Shiny Things
    2023 · Passerine Music LLC
  • Harbingers
    2016 · Independent (self-released)
  • Nest of String
    2013 · Independent (self-released)
  • Another Song About a Bird
    2012 · Independent (self-released)

The hits

Top Passerine Songs

  • Self - Cannibalization as a Means of Survival (Catharsis)
    2025 · N/A

Discography highlights: Another Song About a Bird (2012), Nest of String (2013), Harbingers (2016), and Shiny Things (2023). Their 2025 single, Self-Cannibalization as a Means of Survival (Catharsis), released on April 30, 2025, showcases their evolving sound and lyrical depth.

Upcoming tour info: Passerine has announced a 2025 schedule that includes a Scotland tour from August 25 to September 4, 2025, with additional U.S. appearances such as Tallahassee Coffeehouse (June 16, 2025), the Sarasota John Prine Birthday Show (October 11, 2025), the Dunnellon Sunday Sampler (October 19, 2025), and the Manatee UUF Building Bridges Coffee House in Bradenton (October 24, 2025). Each date is listed as its own event with venue details and times to help you plan your attendance.

Follow Passerine for updates and new releases via social channels and their official site. We’ve got you covered when you want to secure seats: trusted, straightforward, and no-fuss.

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