You can hear her voice howlin' from either side of the Kentucky/West Virginia border that she calls home. The proof of Sasha Colette's lyrical ability partnered with her day to day vocal work is richly obvious within the first bit of any tune from this corn fed girl that you could hear. Blending vocal mercy, haunted beginnings and raging desire Colette has no problem laying chills across any crowd and I have seen it done! She and her then band The Magnolias drew the masses from the camps and gatherings all around Appalachian Uprising (Scottown, Ohio) in 2012 and teased the sass right into them making headlines online and in print for weeks after the performance. In her endeavors since, Colette has turned back to her original roots as a solo musician once more riding the range with her one woman show opening for the likes of The David Mayfield Parade, Folk music's well known songsmith Jonathan Edwards, Austin Texas wild man Todd Snider, Country Music's Tom T. Hall, and quite a few other high shelf musicians. Her continued pursuit of a full musical heart is paying off in the songs and the melodies from one of the Appalachia's hardest working songwriting crusaders.