a lot of experimental music with such notables as Assif Tsahar, Cooper-Moore, Mike Pride and Todd Colburn. Klay played bass in the Brooklyn alt-country band Sugarpine, and was featured on their 2006 album Ball Peen Hammer. He learned to play banjo in 2008, studying from the Internet. Reception Megan Jean and the KFB has received acclaim from media in the United States as well as the United Kingdom. Jim Reed of Connect Savannah wrote "...the intriguing combination of Jean's literate lyricism (and almost theatrical approach to vocals) and Klay's highly disciplined composition as the backbone of their sparse, but emotionally satisfying style," and Andy Riggs of Americana UK acclaimed the band's "superb songs and intimate sound". In 2012, the band was featured in an episode of the internationally acclaimed music and travel series, Music Voyager, titled "Cradle of Country Music", dedicated to the music scene in Bristol, Tennessee. References External links Official website YouTube channel American musical duos Married couples Musicians from South Carolina