Paper Wings drift into warmhearted harmony on new single ‘Fumblin’
Paper Wings release their new single ‘Fumblin,’ an original song co-written by Emily Mann and Wila Frank. The Nashville-based folk duo shares the track independently, continuing a run of releases rooted in their signature blend of dusty, shimmery folk and classic duet harmonies.
On ‘Fumblin,’ Paper Wings lean into their hallmark sound: two-part vocal radiance woven through clawhammer banjo, fiddle, and guitar. The track unfolds as a whimsical ode to friendship, uniquely delving into honest missteps and warmth, connecting naturally to themes and textures that have defined the duo’s work. Mann and Frank shape the arrangement with an intimate, hand-crafted approach, balancing traditional folk elements with flashes of modern inventiveness.
‘Fumblin’ is available now on all streaming platforms.
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