Sit back and enjoy this laid-back fiddle filled folk ditty that looks at the bright side of northern winter. The tune comes from Mark Jewett and his friends, Annie & Rod Capps. Concessions are made too, for those whose are not Winter's biggest fans. The track is a nice relaxing foray into yet another genre for Mark..

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As a Michigan-based songwriter, Mark Jewett has carved a niche for himself with his insightful storytelling and a knack for blending diverse musical styles. His honest, introspective lyrics, laced with humor and drama, resonate with listeners who appreciate the efforts he puts into crafting his songs. Drawing inspiration from the likes of Jason Isbell, Jackson Browne, Paul Simon, Randy Newman, John Prine and JD Souther, Mark creates music that spans the range from classic folk to Pink Floyd-esque soundscapes, offering a variety-filled sonic experience.

 

"That Snow Song" muses over the beauty and peace that comes with falling and fallen snow and all that comes with it. On the other hand, it concedes, "It's only snow, it will go away. Maybe in April. For sure by May." Anyone who has spent a winter in the north will be able to relate.

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Long-time friends, Annie & Rod Capps are a perfect fit for the message and the sentiments of the song. Please enjoy it and share it!

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