Caleb Hearn

Caleb Hearn writes songs that feel like conversations you might have with yourself. His track 'Brown Eyes, Brown Hair' became something people held onto, a simple description that somehow carried more weight than you'd expect. He put out his first album 'The River' in 2009, and a few years later that title track from the 2011 album really connected with listeners.

He works mostly as a solo artist, though he's had other musicians play with him. Songs like 'Damage' and 'We're Getting Older' have a direct, unadorned quality to them. There was some noise in 2016 about similarities between one of his songs and another artist's work, which he had to talk about publicly.

His catalog includes albums like 'Lost and Found' from 2014 and 'Chapter One' from 2017. The music doesn't try to be grand; it's more about the small, specific moments, like in 'She's Everything That I've Ever Wanted' or 'It Wasn't Me at All'.