16.5 Dubb Nubb: She Does Music / by Elaine Sheldon

Photo by Kylee Gregg  //   Hannah Rainey (left) and Delia Rainey (right)  

Photo by Kylee Gregg  //   Hannah Rainey (left) and Delia Rainey (right)  

MUSIC FEATURED IN EPISODE 16

Curated by Sarah Ginsburg

Hannah and Delia started writing and playing music together at age 15, but they’ve known each other for 23 years. They’re twin sisters. And when they play together, they go by Dubb Nubb. Hannah plays guitar, Delia plays the ukulele, and sometimes their older sister Amanda joins in with percussion. They hail from St. Louis, Missouri but I saw Dubb Nubb play at True/False about five years ago, and then again every year since. They’ve become familiar faces and voices in the Columbia and St. Louis music scenes, and this has a lot to do with their tangible synergy onstage. Between the musings on home and the raw harmonies, Hannah with the lower and Delia with the Higher, Dubb Nubb pulls you in, making you feel like a part of the family. My words can’t do them justice. Lend them your ear and listen—you won't regret it.

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