New EP Due for Release Summer 2009!

Husband-and-wife Jim and Ashley Cash with their band Woven Green, perform original progressive folk-rock. Their music ranges from energetic and empowering to hypnotic and introspective. In an expressive display of versatility, the band presents well-crafted songs that result in a tremendous sound that is at once nostalgic, fresh and new.

Jim Cash — acoustic and electric guitars/ backing vocals
Ashley Cash — lead vocals/ acoustic and electric guitars
Franz Kellner — fretless and fretted bass guitars
Willard Morris — electric violin/ mandolin/ keyboard
Mattias Rucht — percussion/ drum kit

Woven Green’s tasteful and dynamic arrangements are engaging and have far-reaching appeal. The band has a professional degree of showmanship and stage presence; well suited for anything from traditional folk venues, to concert halls, and nightclubs. Woven Green is currently recording their new EP that is due for release in the summer of 2009 and can be seen performing regularly in the DC, Maryland and Virginia area.

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Buzz for Woven Green

"Woven Green with Jim & Ashley Cash enchant the audience with an artful intensity that is rare and phenomenal. Their creative performances do not go to predictable places, but each aural feast of a musical moment leads to the next one, and it goes exactly where it ought to go.

"Songwriter Harry Blevins and I were mesmerized, and we glued our ears to each segment of every song to find out where it was headed. Harry was right when he smiled at me and said, 'They have a vision, don't they?' At rare moments like that, I stop in my tracks and think 'Oh yeah. That's why I do this.'"

–Ron Goad
SAW Showcase Director & Member Board of Directors

"Jim and Ashley Cash: I must describe you two as 'the dynamic duo!' Again, wow! What I like most about the performance was that you brought your beliefs and ideas to the stage. It is rare that an artist or group of artists can pull that off without the appearance of being on a 'soap box.' The music was true to heart. Thank You!"

–Celestino Zapata
Director, Cultural Stage
Organizing Committee, Adams Morgan Day Festival