Rhiannon Giddens with Francesco Turrisi

The title track off of their second collaborative album. Giddens tells Rolling Stone, " [This record] is really more about family and, “What does it mean to be an expatriate? To have two homes and none all at once?” We were thinking about that a lot. Neither one of us are Irish. We’re living in Ireland, both cut off, so these songs were a way that we could form our own little unit." bit.ly -- rhiannongiddens.bandcamp.com

The title track off of their second collaborative album. Giddens tells Rolling Stone, " [This record] is really more about family and, “What does it mean to be an expatriate? To have two homes and none all at once?” We were thinking about that a lot. Neither one of us are Irish. We’re living in Ireland, both cut off, so these songs were a way that we could form our own little unit." bit.ly -- rhiannongiddens.bandcamp.com

The title track off of their second collaborative album. Giddens tells Rolling Stone, " [This record] is really more about family and, “What does it mean to be an expatriate? To have two homes and none all at once?” We were thinking about that a lot. Neither one of us are Irish. We’re living in Ireland, both cut off, so these songs were a way that we could form our own little unit." bit.ly

No Seattle dates on her tour but fingers crossed one gets added. You can see a video of her performing "I'm On My Way" here: youtu.be