An egalitarian collective sharing songwriting duties equally, Mildred’s slacker americana sound feels naturally formed, likely due, as the band explain, to a “shared rhythm and camaraderie in our lives that comes through in the music.”

And, musically, it’s wistful, introspective, and laced with sweet guitar licks capable of taking you back to another time. Fenceline emerges from a similar folk-infused furrow to the finest moments of Bonnie “Prince” Billy and, with a US tour alongside Naima Bock in the works, they’re going to be strumming their way into a great many hearts in the months to come.