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About Willis, VA
Willis located in Floyd County, Virginia of United States. Major attractions include Daddy Rabbit Campground and Rocky Knob Ava. Among the biggest companies in Willis are LSS Horselogging and Marker Mountain Herb & Flower Farm. The biggest schools here are Willis Elementary School and Eagle Christian Academy. One of the best places to visit when you are in Willis is Floyd County Parks & Recreation.
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Replenish Festival
Contact Replenish Festival in Willis, VA, at (888) 987-2418 to learn more about our Christian music festival. Replenish Festival Willis, VA 24380 Phone: 5402676763 Contact Email: info@replenishfest Main Keywords: christian music, music festival, willis, va
Sweet Potato Pie
We are proudly tickled to start leaking a secret we've been sitting on for quite some time. The North Carolina based Sweet Potato Pie band has been signed to our Mountain Fever Records label. Made up of 5 extremely talented young ladies, there is a lot more to this group than just g-runs and apron strings. These gals are business savvy, dedicated to their craft, and have a commanding presence on-stage. For 10 years they have been entertaining folks with their own "sweet-grass" style of music, with harmonies that make the birds feel jealous. Production on their first gospel recording begins in January with an early spring release date planned. Ya'll keep your eyes and ears cocked and ready. Check them out here.
Latest International Project at Mountain Fever Studios
Well, its the middle of March already here in Floyd County, Virginia and it's the typical weather of course, but it's the music that is anything but typical. There is the ringing of banjos and mandolins that you always expect, but there is a new slant to the latest project. This international project has gone like this. The headline artist lives in Chicago. They come down here and bring another player from Detroit. They spend 2 days laying down tracks for the new record along with our resident banjoist, Sammy Shelor. A quick mix is done, and we upload the whole thing to a server. The mandolin player in Japan downloads the tunes, records his parts, and then uploads the mandolin tracks onto the server where we download them and add them to the mix. Then the beautiful young fiddle player comes up from Bristol and lays down her parts and adds a few vocal harmony lines while she is here. Sammy mixes the record, I master the record. Now with a little help from FedEx, it will be delivered to Japan where it will be pressed and ready for the Japaneese tour when the whole band comes together in April. I know, I know, you wonder why the CDs will be made in Japan instead of here. It's simple. The way I understand it, the import tax on a CD is almost $5 each. That cuts into the profit margin quick. Just goes to show you, a little bluegrass can go a long way.