The GRAMMYs
2026
Dec 1st, 2025
Best Folk Album
Best Folk Album
Nomination
Wild And Clear And Blue (I'm With Her) is nominated for The GRAMMYs 2026 Best Folk Album
Wild And Clear And Blue (I'm With Her) is nominated for The GRAMMYs 2026 Best Folk Album
Wild And Clear And Blue (I'm With Her) is nominated for The GRAMMYs 2026 Best Folk Album
Wild And Clear And Blue
I'm With Her's second album, Wild And Clear And Blue, produced by Josh Kaufman, draws inspiration from the trio's collective experience of music shared by their parents, and showcases their developed chamber choir instincts and acoustic taste.
Commercial success
The album peaked at No. 16 on the Official Americana Chart (UK) and spent 2 weeks on the chart.
Cultural impact
I'm With Her embarked on a 51-date tour across North America and Europe to support the album.
The trio performed at Ben & Jerry’s Concerts on the Green at Shelburne Museum, opening for Iron & Wine.
Critical response
Rolling Stone highlighted that the vocal trio "exude innate chemistry and summon magic" on the album. Read full review
Acoustic Guitar's review described Wild And Clear And Blue as "a kind of chamber folk that is both otherworldly and muscular, as if Joni Mitchell collaborated with minimalist composer Terry Riley in a Catskills chapel." Read full review
"'A meditative, spectral opus oscillating through moments of darkness and light' is how Seven Days characterized the album." Read full review
Wild And Clear And Blue
I'm With Her's second album, Wild And Clear And Blue, produced by Josh Kaufman, draws inspiration from the trio's collective experience of music shared by their parents, and showcases their developed chamber choir instincts and acoustic taste.
Commercial success
The album peaked at No. 16 on the Official Americana Chart (UK) and spent 2 weeks on the chart.
Cultural impact
I'm With Her embarked on a 51-date tour across North America and Europe to support the album.
The trio performed at Ben & Jerry’s Concerts on the Green at Shelburne Museum, opening for Iron & Wine.
Critical response
Rolling Stone highlighted that the vocal trio "exude innate chemistry and summon magic" on the album. Read full review
Acoustic Guitar's review described Wild And Clear And Blue as "a kind of chamber folk that is both otherworldly and muscular, as if Joni Mitchell collaborated with minimalist composer Terry Riley in a Catskills chapel." Read full review
"'A meditative, spectral opus oscillating through moments of darkness and light' is how Seven Days characterized the album." Read full review
Wild And Clear And Blue
I'm With Her's second album, Wild And Clear And Blue, produced by Josh Kaufman, draws inspiration from the trio's collective experience of music shared by their parents, and showcases their developed chamber choir instincts and acoustic taste.
Commercial success
The album peaked at No. 16 on the Official Americana Chart (UK) and spent 2 weeks on the chart.
Cultural impact
I'm With Her embarked on a 51-date tour across North America and Europe to support the album.
The trio performed at Ben & Jerry’s Concerts on the Green at Shelburne Museum, opening for Iron & Wine.
Critical response
Rolling Stone highlighted that the vocal trio "exude innate chemistry and summon magic" on the album. Read full review
Acoustic Guitar's review described Wild And Clear And Blue as "a kind of chamber folk that is both otherworldly and muscular, as if Joni Mitchell collaborated with minimalist composer Terry Riley in a Catskills chapel." Read full review
"'A meditative, spectral opus oscillating through moments of darkness and light' is how Seven Days characterized the album." Read full review
