Home / Music / Wovenhand's Ohio River Boat Song blends folk and experimentalMusic linernotes album music wovenhandWovenhand's Ohio River Boat Song blends folk and experimentalWovenhand’s Ohio River Boat Song is tagged as both folk and experimental — a fitting description for a project that merges traditional American music with avant-garde elements. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesOhio River Boat Song was one of Wovenhand's earliest recordingsPitchfork called Anohni's voice a 'multi-octave siren' on I Am a Bird NowDiamanda Galás found her source material in 12th-century troubadoursThe Disintegration Loops spans four albumsGurf Morlix: eight albums since 2020 and showing no signs of slowing downExploreJaco Pastorius's fretless bass defines the sound of HejiraPeter Silberman's falsetto and reverb-soaked guitars define HospiceA Steinway Vertegrand piano reshaped Arctic Monkeys' sound for Tranquility Base Hotel & CasinoAlina Ibragimova's 1570 Andrea Amati violin is centuries older than the music it playsAndrés Segovia made the classical guitar a solo instrumentPrevious 'Smoke on the Water' has one of rock's most iconic riffsNext West of Rome marked a turn toward oblique songwriting for Vic Chesnutt