Fairchild Shelly
Fairchild Shelly was a folk-rock band fronted by vocalist and songwriter Emily Fairchild. They released their self-titled debut album in 2009, which included...
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Fairchild Shelly was a folk-rock band fronted by vocalist and songwriter Emily Fairchild. They released their self-titled debut album in 2009, which included the song 'Down Into Muddy Water.' That track became something of an early calling card for them, with its direct lyrics and spare arrangement.
Their discography includes two more studio albums: 'The Edge of the World' in 2012 and 'Into the Darkness' in 2016. Other songs in their catalog include 'Eight Crazy Hours (In The Story Of Love)' and 'Fear Of Flying.' The band's lineup featured Emily Fairchild on vocals and guitar, Jake Shelly on bass, and Daniel Lee on drums.
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