Jessica Pachler – The Capital Gazette
“Underhill Rose’s sound features a blend of Americana, rhythm and roots, bluegrass and soul music. The group is named for founding members Eleanor Underhill, lead vocalist, harmonica player and banjo picker, and Molly Rose, guitarist and lead singer, who have become known for their harmonies and multi-genre writing style. Salley Williamson rounds out this trinity as a backing vocalist and upright bass player.”
Bob Bowles – WNC Magazine
“This harmony-driven folk trio..kept the mountain spirit alive and captured everyone’s attention.”
Stacey Zering – No Depression
“One of the most promising rootsy women artists in the Americana scene.”
Jeremiah Greer – Magazine33
“Their sound, described as “heartfelt country-soul”, has a foundation of Appalachian bluegrass and folk music overlaid with the harmonies of R&B. The song writing skills of both Molly and Eleanor are those of someone who can touch the core of your soul, speaking to emotions. It all comes together in a mixture that speaks loud but is soothing upon the delivery.”
