Emma and The Gents perform “Meet Me at the Moon” at Overlook Park in Portland, OR. www.emmahillmusic.com Directed by Travis Madden A Pantsface Productions film
Emma and The Gents perform “Meet Me at the Moon” at Overlook Park in Portland, OR. www.emmahillmusic.com Directed by Travis Madden A Pantsface Productions film
Oftentimes the term “Americana” is used as a catch all phrase. It can often refer to to “edge of country” kinds of music like The Drive By Truckers or Jill Andrews– acts that are definitely not mainstream country, but twangy […]
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“Like Sheep in the Night” music by Boca Chica animation by Eric Arnstein & Jeff Ryan at Maplewing Studio http://www.ericarnstein.com http://www.myspace.com/bocachica http://www.maplewing.com http://www.bocachicamusic.wordpress.com
Ben and Bruno New Friend Song A lovely Michigan duo. Their sad harmonies are sad. They will make you sad too. Great Lake Swimmers She Comes to Me in Dreams Tony Dekker melts hearts and minds with his otherworldly voice. […]
Last night I had the good fortune to be interviewed by Draw Us Lines, a newish music blog based out of Pittsburgh, PA. They have a segment called “A Few Pints” where they take bands out for beers and interview […]
Just a little Friday post to remind you that Dolly Parton is the best, now and forever. Amen. Also, “Jolene” has an incredible arrangement. How wonderfully 70s. That little string echo (and is it overlaid with pedal steel?) is the […]
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