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Shaped by Sound: Mipso
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Mipso

A PBS NC Original Production

On the surface, the quartet Mipso may seem like a traditional folk-bluegrass band with its exquisite harmonies, melodies and instrumentation. Zoom in, however, and you’ll also hear layers of modern sounds and influences. In this episode, band members Jacob Sharp and Joseph Terrell discuss coming back to NC to play together, crafting a live record and the Japanese origin of the band’s unique name.

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When will Mipso be on Shaped by Sound on PBS NC? 

Mipso appears in episode 7 of Shaped by Sound, which premiered Thursday, 3/20, 9:30 PM on PBS NC & the PBS app.

 

Where can I watch Mipso on PBS NC’s Shaped by Sound?

Shaped by Sound is streaming on the free PBS app and on YouTube. You can also watch Shaped by Sound on PBS NC and the North Carolina Channel. Find airtimes on our TV Schedules page.

 

What songs does Mipso perform on Shaped by Sound?  

Mipso performs “Louise,” “My Burden with Me,” “A Couple Acres Greener,” “Carolina Rolling By” and more on episode 7 of Shaped by Sound

Mipso on Shaped by Sound

Mipso: “Louise”

Mipso performs “Louise” from their 2013 album, “Dark Holler Pop.”

Mipso Songs
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Mipso: “Louise”
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Mipso: “Louise”
Mipso: “My Burden with Me”
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Mipso: “My Burden with Me”
Mipso: “Carolina Rolling By”
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Mipso: “Carolina Rolling By”
Mipso: “Do You Want Me?”
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Mipso: “Do You Want Me?”
Mipso: “A Couple Acres Greener”
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Mipso: “A Couple Acres Greener”
Mipso on the Shaped by Sound set.

Full Episode

A little honky-tonk, a little bluegrass and a lot of toe-tapping during this performance from Mipso.

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