Lucia turino biography
- Lucia Turino was exposed to folk, blues, and jug band music by her “hippie” parents and was attracted to the raw energy she found at punk rock shows.
- They were also acquainted with Lucia Turino (who was the band's original bassist and vocalist).
- Explore Lucia Turino's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews.
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Lucia Turino
As a kid in Vermont, Lucia Turino was exposed to folk, blues, and jug band music by her “hippie” parents and was attracted to the raw energy she found at punk rock shows she attended later on, along with her bandmates Pete Berhard and Cooper McBean. Today, the sound of The Devil Makes Three is incredibly dynamic and alive; inspired by these nostalgic pieces of her past. “While most bands are propelled from behind by a drummer, TDM3 builds exuberant rhythms from the inside out, wrapping finger-picked strings and upsurging harmonies around chugging acoustic guitar and bass, plying an ever-growing audience onto its feet to jump, shake, and waltz.”
Lucia learned to play the upright bass in order to join the band, but she’s a natural: her inherent rhythm is another throwback to her upbringing and history of dance. “Attacking the strings of her upright, she understands how to infuse songs with the force it takes to get a crowd moving.”
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About The Devil Makes Three
"With ‘Spirits’, the band continues their evolution, blending the sound they found with ‘Chains are Broken’ with their stripped-down roots." - American Songwriter
The Devil Makes Three has always thrived in the spaces between genres, where the grit of folk, the soul of blues, and the rebellious spirit of punk collide. Their music doesn’t just follow the American storytelling tradition—it redefines it.
“Getting into the lyrics , there’s pretty amazing writing going on here.”
- NPR Mountain Stage
Whether evoking the deep melancholy of Delta blues or the frenetic energy of punk, their sound is raw, powerful, and unmistakably their own. For over two decades, this genre-defying trio has carved out a place in the American roots scene, delivering high-energy performances that leave audiences captivated and wanting more. They've released seven studio albums and three live recordings, with their latest, the upcoming Spirits, marking a return to their stripped-down roots.
Formed in 2002 in Santa Cruz, California by Pete Ber American bluegrass trio from Santa Cruz, California The Devil Makes Three is an Americana band from Santa Cruz, California, United States.[1] The group blends americana, folk, bluegrass, old time, country, blues, jazz, punk and ragtime music.[2] The group's members are guitarist Pete Bernhard, upright bassist MorganEve Swain, and guitarist and tenor banjo player Cooper McBean. The band has released seven full-length studio albums and three live recordings. Bernhard and McBean are originally from near Brattleboro, Vermont, where they played music together as childhood friends and when they were in high school. They were also acquainted with Lucia Turino (who was the band's original bassist and vocalist). Turino was from New Hampshire but raised in Vermont, but Bernhard and McBean didn't know her well. After graduating from high school, all three moved to California separately, Bernhard by way of Nashville. Bernhard and McBean re-connected in Olympia. Later in Santa Cruz they also became reac
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The Devil Makes Three (band)
Career
2002-2009
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