Dogwood Gap searches for stories in the overlooked corners and crevices of the world—roadside antique shops of the American South, moss-covered boulders in the woods of Vermont, medieval Icelandic texts, and the dim-lit garbage-lined alleys of New York City—to name a few.
Storytelling is at the core of D.G.’s artistry. From traditional folk tunes to Twilight Zone episodes, tales of the twisted, broken, tattered, and bizarre are what spark the songwriting process.
Sonically, the music sits on an infernal plane somewhere between alt-blues and folk-punk, but we just call it soup-rock because it warms the belly.