Beth Whitney’s songs, written mostly in a log cabin outside Leavenworth, WA, with husband/upright bassist, Aaron Fishburn, hum with whispering and broken tones and what No Depression called an “almost medieval approach” to modern folk. Born to a poetic carpenter and a singing painter, Beth was raised with her five siblings at a much lower elevation on a small farm nestled between dark waters of the Puget Sound and sleepy foothills of western Washington.