Goldpine

Benjamin Wilson describes the music that he and his wife Kassie make together as Goldpine as “bold, harmony-driven Americana.” They first met at a small church just outside of Nashville, where Ben had recently moved to study audio production and Kassie was working on a career in country music, but despite clicking early on as life partners, it wasn’t until a good seven years into their marriage that they officially joined musical forces. At first they called their project My One and Only, a name they toured and released a handful of EPs and singles under for years — all the way up to the finals in the 2021 Kerrville New Folk Competition. But by the release of their aptly titled full-length debut, One, in 2022, they had rebranded as Goldpine. What didn’t change, though, was the passionate sense of purpose they bring to every song and live performance. Exposing the pains of severed relationships and unearthing the pursuits of love and purpose, the music of Goldpine is cathartic, moody, raucous, and relevant, all wrapped together. That potent mix led to them winning the 2022 Rocky Mountain Songwriter Contest, and as heard on their second full-length, 2023’s Two, it just keeps getting

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