Mipso, a young bluegrass group from Chapel Hill, North Carolina, has gained attention for their innovative fusion of traditional string band music and contemporary influences. Their distinctive sound is characterized by entrancing close harmonies and a novel take on the genre. Mipso quickly attained notable milestones, such as signing with Robust Records and regularly selling out performances at Carrboro's famed Cat's Cradle. Within the UNC music scene and the larger Triangle music culture in North Carolina, their music emerged as a unifying factor.

Due to his skill and renown, Mipso has worked with a number of well-known musicians, including Holden Thorp and the Red Clay Ramblers. The band went on a hugely successful two-week tour of Japan, showcasing their international appeal, where they played at renowned events including the Takarazuka Bluegrass Festival and Tokyo's storied country music club, Rocky Top. "Mipso in Japan," a movie that chronicled their adventure, won awards at numerous film festivals, including the NYC Picture Start Film Festival, the Riverrun International Film Festival, and Indie Grits.

Mipso had a rise in popularity with the publication of their second album, "Dark Holler Pop," which debuted on the Billboard Bluegrass chart. Their third album, "Old Time Reverie," further cemented their position in the business when it debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Bluegrass list.

Due to Mipso's talent and personality, they were also given the opportunity to perform on the KFC float in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, which helped spread the word about their music.

Mipso has made a name for themselves in the bluegrass industry as they continue to enthrall audiences with their soulful harmonies and compelling performances. They add a new perspective to the genre by fusing traditional origins with modern inspirations, and their sincere music continues to captivate listeners..

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