Indigo Girls

Updated Nov 10

Atlanta duo of Amy Ray and Emily Saliers, whose contrasting songwriting meets in close two-part harmony over acoustic guitars, as on 'Closer to Fine.'

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About Indigo Girls

Amy Ray and Emily Saliers met as schoolchildren in Decatur, Georgia, and began performing together as Indigo Girls in the Atlanta area in the mid-1980s. Their self-titled album for Epic won the Grammy for Best Contemporary Folk Recording, and songs such as 'Galileo' and 'Power of Two' followed through the 1990s.

Ray's songs lean toward rock and punk, with a rougher voice and more urgent rhythms, while Saliers writes more intricate, melodic pieces; each sings harmony on the other's songs. Both have spent decades on activism, and Ray co-founded the Native environmental organisation Honor the Earth. Ray also runs the independent label Daemon Records.

Singer/songwriter Folk rock Contemporary folk Folk pop