The Cashmeres Portland, Oregon
We are a folk duo hailing from the rainy downs of Portland, Oregon. Consisting of guitarist Jon Ransom and pianist Amanda Pewonka, The Cashmeres sing songs that hearken back to the good old days of gospel and hymn based rock n' roll.
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