Mouths of Babes – that’s Ty Greenstein of Girlyman fame and Ingrid Elizabeth of Coyote Grace – brings together a tender tomboy and rough-and-tumble lady to make music that melts hearts and shakes souls with undeniable chemistry and unexpected wisdom. Their sound is equal parts celebration and blues, folk and soul, salve and anthem—an invitation to love this life, to sing your sob story and end it with a smile.

In her 12 years with the popular folk-pop quartet Girlyman, Ty established herself as a prolific songwriter, talented multi-instrumentalist, and magnetic performer. “The poignant honesty that Ty brings to her tunes gives them an emotional intensity that’s as bracing as it is moving,” says Relix Magazine. She has a beautiful alto, a great way with words, and a wonderful, clear sound that pierces to the heart.

During her seven years with the sultry roots trio Coyote Grace, Ingrid wrote songs, sang, and played upright bass. On stage, she projects a larger than life sassiness and a professional dancer’s grace. The Huffington Post praised the band’s “yearning, freight-train-hopping, propulsive energy,” and Amy Ray of the Indigo Girls praised their “textured harmonies” and “heart wrenching melodies.”

“Fly to me!” Ty and Ingrid sing on their song, “Thing With Feathers,” which makes great use of Emily Dickinson’s wonderful line. Hope is the thing with feathers – and we hope you’ll fly, walk, or use whatever means you like to come on out and see Mouths of Babes at the Freight!

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