folk·ie also folk·y (f  k )n. pl. folk·ies 1. A folk singer or musician. 2. One who is an enthusiast of folk music. adj. folk·i·er, folk·i·est Of, relating to, or in the style of folk music. |
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It's Steve Turner fron Mudhoney's solo project and a delving into the folkier realm. ``Unplugged'' is void of the vocal gymnastics and intricate production we've come to expect from Hill - her voice is a little rougher; the songs a little folkier - but the artist's obvious musical tales remain. The White Stripes have a new LP out on Sympathy, their third, and it sounds a bit folkier than their other stuff but still stripped down (they are, after all, a two-piece) and bluesy. |
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