A songwriter who caught on with direct, notebook-fresh country-folk, starting with the 2019 EP 'DeAnn.'
For a sense of his style, 'Heading South' shows how a song can catch fire online, while 'Washington Lilacs' sketches a scene with quiet detail.
He started putting music out on his own in 2019, and a track from his 2020 album 'Elizabeth,' called 'Heading South,' spread quickly online. The writing leans on plainspoken detail, whether sketching a scene in 'Washington Lilacs' or working through something more personal. The sound is straightforward, acoustic guitar, his voice, which makes the stories feel close, less about fitting a genre and more about the delivery.
He began with the EP 'DeAnn' in 2019, followed by the album 'Elizabeth' in 2020. Since then, he's kept up a steady pace, putting out full-length records like 'American Heartbreak' in 2022 and 'Summertime Blues' the following year.
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