The Meadows Brothers Perform at WNPR

Connecticut Public Radio | By Jon Francois

Published December 12, 2014 at 1:40 PM EST

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Ian Meadows of The Meadows Brothers, who sings and plays guitar.

Chion Wolf / WNPR

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Dustin Meadows of The Meadows Brothers, who plays guitar and harmonica, and sings.

Chion Wolf / WNPR

Connecticut-based music duo The Meadows Brothers recently visited WNPR's Where We Live to perform and record some live music.

During their interview with host John Dankosky, the brothers discussed their contribution to "The Tintype Recordings," a music video series created by tintype photographer Ty Morin. The music is bluegrass- and folk-infused Americana. Watch the tintype video below:

The brothers also shared some upcoming gigs, including a December 19 concert at The Kate in Old Saybrook and a another on January 3 at the Arch Street Tavern in Hartford.

You can listen to the full interview below:

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