Your favorite Patreons?

[BadExampleMan]

Since the pandemic started, some of my favorite musicians have started Patreons as a way to stay connected with fans and generate at least a little of the income lost since no one can tour. I follow Sierra Hull and Will Kimbrough and I just discovered that Watkins Family Hour has one that I might join.

Anyone else using Patreon to stay connected with music during COVID time?

[Mandolin Deep Cuts]

David Benedict of Mandolin Mondays has an excellent Patreon IMO. Lots of content, and he provides access to a discord server full of bluegrass mandolin players!

https://www.patreon.com/davidbenedictmandolin

[JRG]

Steep Canyon Rangers have a good one. Mike Guggino played and talked about all his different mandolins and mandola a few weeks ago.

[Bill McCall]

NMC, but I follow Christian Von Hemert. Went to his his workshops at Wintergrass a few years ago and his site is full of the same friendly enthusiasm for the music.

[Chuck Leyda]

Alan Reid. Bouzouki, tenor banjo, and some mandolin. Frequent updates and he's a good teacher.
https://www.patreon.com/alanreid/posts

[fishing_with_john]

https://www.patreon.com/tristanscroggins is a favorite of mine

[Beanzy]

Reina Del Cid are my favourite Patreon project. Well worth an explore
https://www.youtube.com/c/ReinaDelCid/videos

excellent covers and original material too. Good sense of humour too.

[Brian560]

David Benedict has a Patreon site full of all sorts of good stuff
https://www.patreon.com/davidbenedictmandolin

[TEvans]

I really enjoy Billy Bright’s Patreon content.
https://www.patreon.com/billybright

[joh]

I enjoy Ethan Setiawan's Patreon - especially the transcriptions he posts.
https://www.patreon.com/ethansetiawan

[indexless]

Adam Traum and Tim Connell come to mind, Tim's new weekly lesson is wonderful