Carolyn Walker Amherst, Massachusetts
Bittersweet and compelling, sentimental and smart, the Valley Advocate hails Carolyn Walker as having a “skilled, songwriting mind consciously crafting complex melodies and harmonies.” Her second album, “Incarnadine,” was recorded by Mark Thayer at Signature Sounds and features songwriter Mark Erelli. The word “incarnadine” means “becoming red,” invoking images of the carnal or physical world. ... more
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