Watch the entire session and interview: bit.ly/195OETF "Our voices feel like they were made to sing together," says Kanene Doheney Pipkin, one third of the The Lone Bellow. It's an assertion soundly borne out by the Southern-fried Brooklyn trio's sophomore record Then Came The Morning, released this January. The record might not mark a major sonic departure from the grandiose folk rock from the band's 2013 debut that brought so much acclaim. But a collaboration with The National's Aaron Dessner (who has produced albums by Luluc, Sharon Van Etten and others) resulted in some subtler shades around the edges of Zach Williams', Brian Elmquist's and Pipkin's ecstatically intertwined voices. It's a delightful and stirring sound fans clearly love. For more videos and sessions, visit Soundcheck.org and follow on Twitter @Soundcheck. Executive Producer: Jennifer Sendrow Video Producer: David Mc Lean Technical Director: Ricardo Fernandez Video Engineer: Marika Hacking Sound Engineers: Chase Culpon - Gaines Legare