How The Milk Carton Kids found their voice

The folk duo known as The Milk Carton Kids have been together since 2011, but they had both pursued solo careers before they connected in Los Angeles. Anthony Mason sits down with the pair to discuss their big break and that first time they sang together.

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[thomasprice]

These two guys are phenomenal..Harmonies, talent dripping off of both of them, comical, entertaining. They are a perfect well matched duo. Shame on the Grammys for not giving them more credit. This is a TOP NOTCH duo.

[voulafisentzidis]

Discovered them through YouTube and have become a fan. Love that we're given English language lessons during concerts.

[williamfreimuth]

Have to admit seeing them on 'Another Day...and being one those captivated by the beauty of their songs.
Thank you kids....I hope everyone finds you.

[HORSEYANIME]

Hopefully those kids are living a long happy life in the music industry

[Kahona]

These are such fun guys. Great humour along with their great music!

[RTneeda]

Their harmony meant to be heard together ❤️ and yeah, so glad to know that they’re a chill individual with some good jokes haha

[johannesbusch]

Just beautiful. Thank You America. After all of this rally screaming we need your beautiful souls and voices more than ever.

[jeffreyjacobs]

These two are far above the pale in all aspects of Playing Music Singing, Harmony in particular .... and of course Composing music .... simply made for one another in Harmony as well as Frivolity ! God bless, jj

[geoffwales]

Pattengale must be English. Where else could he learn to be so sardonic?

[chucklambert]

i like their stuff, but Kenneth is off putting when he tries to be funny in a “im so clever”sort of way. Joey seems genuine and has a wonderful dry wit

[pfeditor]

The need to better market themselves. Who thinks they sound like David Rawlings/Gillian Welch? Specifically their track: I’ll Be Gone.

[shervinsmith]

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[lincolncollegemusic]

Cryin cos he'll never be that good.