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Shelter Point
Shelter Point formed in the early 2000s, with John Davis as the singer-songwriter and guitarist. They came from Shelter Island, New York. Their song 'Cut Me...
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Shelter Point formed in the early 2000s, with John Davis as the singer-songwriter and guitarist. They came from Shelter Island, New York. Their song 'Cut Me Loose' was a breakout single for them around 2003. The band included Michael Farrell on guitar, Joe Bonadio on bass, and Joe Pisapia on drums.
Davis wrote lyrics that sometimes addressed social and environmental topics. He also dealt with addiction and mental health issues, which became part of the band's story. Their music had a straightforward emotional quality, heard in tracks like 'Serenity' and 'Cut Me Loose'.
They put out a self-titled album in 2003. They released several more records after that, though the specific titles aren't well documented here. The group maintained a following through the 2010s.
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