Mark Holt and Kimberlee Holt Tully do not really fit neatly into any specific label, and that is exactly how they want it to be. However, they do have a very western and bluegrass sound to their music. Joe Chernicoff from CowboyArtShow.Com in Las Vegas describes them as a “little bit of old time, mixed with mountain music...working together to make you believe you’re really in the west...just like it used to be!” This brother and sister team recently released their debut album, Acoustically Native, which was produced by Bil VornDick, who has also worked with Alison Krauss. Dianna Watson "Kiwi Kate" from "Hot Off the Press" radio shows in New Zealand says “This is the most fantastic, beautiful album, I've heard for a long time…The Instrumentation is outta this world.” Mark Holt and Kimberlee Holt Tully appear in the July/August 2004 issue of American Cowboy one of the largest western lifestyle magazines in the world. The article discusses western music’s comeback as a popular sub-genre of country music. Holt tells American Cowboy that “[western music’s] roots are in somebody getting a guitar and singing around a campfire or on a front porch, and just playing music…”