According to a Paste Magazine article about the American Folk Festival "Micol and Ricky Davis, and whomever happens to be their drummer at any given time, play swampy, gospel tinged southern soul- blues. Micol displayed the full-bodied vocal fire of Janis Joplin, while she rattled and slapped her tambourine with the ecstasy and know-how of a black gospel choir member. Ricky played muscular, stabbing figures on acoustic guitar and dobro, and the two joined in close, soul-searing harmonies like only intimate kin can.

"When the couple sang an A capella rendition of the old gospel number 'Wish I Was in Heaven Sitting Down,' the result was a heady blend of other-worldly longing and this-worldly passion...bodies swaying and tambourines shaking emphatically."

"Our song list continues to change, as we incorporate elements of southern R&B, swamp boogie, and even exposing our country roots on occasion.We play music that appeals to a wide range of audiences in very diverse places, from swanky restaurants to biker bars and everything in between.