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Westrin and Mowry
Westrin and Mowry were a duo who worked in a folk-rock style. Their song 'Heart Off The Shelf' became their most recognizable track, with Westrin's vocals and...
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Westrin and Mowry were a duo who worked in a folk-rock style. Their song 'Heart Off The Shelf' became their most recognizable track, with Westrin's vocals and Mowry's guitar work forming its core. They started playing in small venues like cafes before releasing their debut album 'Ode to the Heart'.
Their music often dealt with personal themes, and they were known for being open about topics like mental health in their work. This directness sometimes drew attention beyond their songs. Another track, 'Treasures', also appeared among their recorded material.
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