<a href="https://youtu.be/wXXl0RMJbbI?si=zS-YduoXzMz0g1QC" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/wXXl0RMJbbI?si=zS-YduoXzMz0g1QC</a> Mile Twelve, Boston’s modern string band, is back in motion. From the first manic downbeat of their virtuosic new record, Close Enough to Hear, you’ll discover a band that is ready to explode from a restless pandemic-induced hiatus. You’ll hear the same warmth and innovation that earned the band IBMA’s 2019 Album of the Year nomination and 2020 New Artist of the Year Award, and that’s gained them an international reputation as one of the most dynamic bands in contemporary acoustic music. Heard as a whole, Close Enough to Hear displays the vast creative potential of the bluegrass quintet — banjo (BB Bowness), mandolin (Korey Brodsky), fiddle (Ella Jordan), acoustic guitar (Evan Murphy) and upright bass (Nate Sabat) — in the hands of world-class musicians. <a href="https://miletwelveband.com/" target="_blank" style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255); color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">https://miletwelveband.com/</a>