GRAMMY® AWARD winners CATHY FINK & MARCY MARXER honor influences such as Ola Belle Reed, Alice Gerrard, Tom Paxton, Pete Seeger, and good old P.D. (Traditional), along with songs by Cathy, David Francey, Ken Whitely and Bob Dylan. Their unique arrangements include tight vocal harmonies and virtuosity on the five-string banjo, cello banjo (reinvented by Marcy), guitar and ukulele.

These unique duets (and one creatively overdubbed vocal arrangement of “Song Of Joy”) show just how powerful two instruments and voices can be. No surprise as it is album number 45 for the duo (including solo projects) and their 35th year of making music together. They have won two GRAMMY® Awards, 14 consecutive GRAMMY® Nominations and over 60 WAMMIE Awards from the Washington Area Music Association.

Cathy & Marcy's 2nd Ukulele-Centric album with styles ranging from Western Swing to Celtic to Folk.

An original song is conceived as one long run-on sentence. The title word "solstice" comes from the Latin "sol" (sun) and "sistere" (to stand still) -- because at the summer and winter solstices, from the Earth's vantage point, the sun appears to stand still before swinging back into the opposite hemisphere.