Buffalo Traffic Jam Were Just Two Dudes in Montana. Now They’re Headliners
On the strength of streaming single "Fool's Gold," the band release their debut album and hit the road with a fresh brand of folk-country
The rise of Buffalo Traffic Jam, now known simply as Buffalo, is a testament to the power of social media and streaming platforms in breaking new artists. Their single "Fool's Gold" must have resonated with listeners, as it propelled them from relative obscurity to headlining status. This is exciting news for fans of folk-country music, a genre that has seen a resurgence in popularity in recent years.
What's interesting here is that Buffalo's story is a classic example of how artists can now gain traction without traditional industry support. Their Montana roots and DIY ethos likely helped them build a loyal following, which in turn caught the attention of labels and booking agents. As they take their fresh brand of folk-country on the road, they'll be looking to capitalize on the momentum generated by their debut album.
For Serbian music fans, Buffalo's success is a reminder that great music can come from anywhere, and that the internet has democratized access to new artists. If you're a fan of folk-country or just looking for something new, Buffalo is definitely worth checking out. Next, watch for their live performances and potential festival appearances – they might just make a stop in Serbia or neighboring countries, and their energy and sound could translate well to Eastern European audiences.
Originally reported by rollingstone.com. SerbianNews adds analysis for culture, style & media readers.