Høly River is the genre-defying musical project of multi-instrumentalists Laney Sullivan and Jameson Price, whose sound they call "Earth folk" - a term that says everything about where their music comes from and where it wants to take you. Drawing from drone pop, indie folk, world music, and ambient soundscapes, the duo weaves together harmonium-laced melodies, mouth-harp, and stomp-grass rhythms into something that feels less like a performance and more like a living ritual. Their music carries a clear and urgent message: humanity's need to reconnect with the natural world. Mystically political and wholeheartedly grassroots, Høly River has performed on festival stages and around backyard fire pits with equal ease and intention. Off the stage, Laney and Jameson are active environmental advocates and founders of Fonticello Food Forest, a thriving urban food forest in Richmond, VA dedicated to nature connection, education, and community access to fresh food.