Baiman was known for years as a talented fiddler in the bluegrass tradition, playing as a sidewoman in the bands of Kacey Musgraves and Amy Ray, and featuring on numerous studio sessions from the likes of Molly Tuttle, and Caroline Spence).
With her 2017 debut Shame, Baiman stepped out as a songwriter and vocalist, showcasing her strong writing skills and singing talents. On her new album Cycles, she continues to push at the boundaries of her genre.
During our session, she spoke of her time playing traditional fiddle tunes and partnering with Christian Sedelmyer in the band 10 String Symphony, how that friendship led to the discovery of the home she shares with her husband George (and dog), and she played us a few tunes the cottage on banks of the Cumberland River.