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Building mountain music: How Buddy Holler became an artist incubator

The incubator offers affordable recording and career services as founders say it is building a creative community around mountain music.

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LANSING — Buddy Holler isn’t your typical recording studio. There are no premium hourly rates or impatient engineers. Instead, founders Justin Faircloth and Caroline Renfro created a space in Ashe County that reflects the grit and joy of its artists…

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Building mountain music: How Buddy Holler became an artist incubator

LANSING — Buddy Holler isn't your typical recording studio. There are no premium hourly rates or impatient engineers. Instead, founders Justin Faircloth and Caroline Renfro created a space in Ashe County that reflects the grit and joy of its artists…

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