Reflections Podcast show with Seth Mulder & Midnight Run
- The 615 Hideaway
- 3 days ago
- 3 min read
Seth Mulder & Midnight Run is traditional bluegrass music at its best! Hailing from the heart of the Smoky Mountains in Gatlinburg, TN, Seth Mulder & Midnight Run present a high-energy show filled with nostalgic entertainment, tight harmonies, and skillful musicianship, all built around a curated set list of original material and lost covers.
Seth Mulder & Midnight Run released their latest album, "In Dreams I Go Back" in September 2022 on Mountain Fever Records. The album features S.P.B.G.M.A. 2023 Song of the Year, "My, My, My," and other chart-topping songs such as "One More Night" and "Carolina Line." In 2021, "One More Night" was the 4th most played song on bluegrass radio that year.
Incorporating elements of Bluegrass, country, folk, and roots music. Seth Mulder & Midnight Run aim to preserve the legacy of bluegrass music and carry that torch forward into the future with their music.
By definition, they are a traditional bluegrass band but progressive by writing their own material and presenting old material like no other in the genre.
In a day and age where authenticity is everything, Seth Mulder & Midnight Run are the real deal; as one of the most talked-about young bands on the circuit today, the future of bluegrass music is in good hands.
Website: https://midnightrunbluegrass.com/
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Seth Mulder
Mandolin and Vocals
Seth Mulder is a mandolinist, vocalist, and songwriter whose work bridges the spirit of traditional bluegrass with the energy of a modern performer. A North Dakota native, Seth brings a deep appreciation for the roots of American music to everything he does. As the frontman of Seth Mulder & Midnight Run, he has become a driving force in contemporary bluegrass—delivering authenticity, heart, and high-octane musicianship to stages across the U.S., Canada, and Europe.
Tyler Griffith
Upright Bass and Vocals
Tyler comes from a musical family — his mother and uncle were part of a family bluegrass band that his grandfather ran in the 1970s, and his father was a pianist. Starting on stage at four in a family band, Tyler has acquired the skill of many instruments. Although he sticks primarily to the upright bass with Seth Mulder and Midnight Run, he also plays guitar, mandolin, banjo, and trumpet.
Anthony Howell
Guitar and Vocals
Anthony was born, and raised, near Kosciusko, MS. He originally found an interest in the guitar by growing up watching his dad play. At age 11, Howell began taking music lessons from Alan Sibley, of Alan Sibley & The Magnolia Ramblers. Alan taught him how to play the mandolin, guitar, and banjo and he later taught himself to play the bass. His musical influences include Jens Kruger of The Kruger Brothers, Charlie Waller, Jimmy Martin, Jesse McReynolds, Bill Emerson, Tony Rice, Tim Stafford, Larry Wallace, Scott Vestal, Jesse Brock, and many more.
Carter Lester
Banjo and Vocals
Carter is a Richlands VA, native who currently resides in Glade Spring VA. He is a student of East Tennessee State Universities’ Bluegrass, Old-Time, and Country music program. Carter is a multi-instrumentalist that has played with various bands in the Southwest Virginia and East Tennessee regions including Valley Grass, Hi-Test Grass, and Simple Rhythms. Carter’s playing is influenced by J.D. Crowe, Allen Shelton, Tom Adams, and many more.
Mason Wright
Fiddle and Vocals
Mason Wright is a veteran bluegrass fiddle player with a career spanning over 20 years.
In addition to almost six years as a member of Bluegrass powerhouse, Audie Blaylock and Redline, Mason has recorded and performed with many local and national artists, including: Vince Gill, Lonesome River Band, Ronnie McCoury, Lonesome Highway, Bud’s Collective, The High and Wides, and Oldtown Flood.
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