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“Warm, heartfelt, and deeply moving. Story-rich songs that felt like an evening spent swapping stories on the porch.”

— Mary Monroe

Front Porch Project

Stripped back. Built on harmony

The Front Porch Project is the Americana duo of Son Henry and Elaine Verstraete, blending guitar, lap steel, upright bass, and close harmony vocals into music that sits comfortably between Folk, Blues, and Country. Based in Upstate New York, the pair write original songs rooted in lived experience, with an emphasis on strong storytelling, subtle arrangements, and the kind of musical chemistry that comes from listening closely to one another.

Their performances are intimate by design. Henry’s expressive guitar and lap steel work intertwines with Verstraete’s upright bass and harmony vocals, leaving plenty of room for the songs themselves. Their music explores love, loss, resilience, aging, and the complicated business of being human, earning them a growing audience in listening rooms, arts venues, and festivals across the Northeast.

In 2026, The Front Porch Project was selected for an official NERFA showcase, marking an important step in the duo’s growing regional presence. Their new studio album arrives in October 2026, expanding on the stripped-down sound and storytelling that have become their signature. It is Americana made for people who still like to sit down, listen, and let a song unfold.

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Front Porch Project Live

Front Porch Project Live

Front Porch Project

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This record was cut live, with no overdubs and no cleanup. Just guitar, upright bass, our two voices, and a room full of great people that were paying attention. The songs come from different places, but they hang Read more
This record was cut live, with no overdubs and no cleanup. Just guitar, upright bass, our two voices, and a room full of great people that were paying attention.

The songs come from different places, but they hang together. There’s a relationship that’s slipped so far into the past that it barely leaves a mark, a night at a bar that won’t quite let go, settlers toughing it out in early 20th century North Dakota, an escape to the woods to drown out political fear, and a deep appreciation for the luck in having found your person. All these small moments are carefully crafted into story and melody and take wing with harmony.

What you hear is what happened. A few rough edges, a little space between the notes, and the kind of quiet that only shows up when people are really listening. It’s not polished, but it’s authentic and real.
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    The Wind Forgets 2:42
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    Life on the Ground 3:24
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    Honky Tonk Floor 2:58
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    Maria (North Dakota 1927) 3:58
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    Over and Over 3:49
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    Where I'm Bound 2:35
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    Missing Piece 3:39
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    Queen of the Pines 4:38
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    Heaven 3:30
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Recent and Notable Venues

Abilene Bar & Lounge           Hermit Woods Winery, NH        ADA Tour De Cure  

Birdhouse Brewing               Hollerhors Distillery                    Corn Hill Festival      

Cottage Hotel                         Iron Smoke Distillery                  Estival Festival

 Duende at Silo City              Sager Beer Works                        Irondequoit Music & Arts Festival 

Fanatics Pub                          Rohrbach's Beer Hall                  Rochester Fringe Festival                 

Fairport B-Side                      Twisted Rail                                  Rochester Lilac Festival  

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