Having built a reputation as a go-to talent in the jazz band Scrappy Hamilton and roots rock outfit Truth & Salvage Co., Scott Kinnebrew keeps the quality work coming with his solo project, Sounding Arrow.
Following up his 2017 album, Loving Is Breathing, the Asheville-based singer-songwriter and guitarist released Skyman on April 10. The record was co-produced with fellow local artist Gary Jules (best known for his cover of Tears for Fears’ “Mad World” that was memorably used in the film Donnie Darko). And according to a press release, Seth Avett of The Avett Brothers notes that the collection “offers some peaceful perspective in a hectic world and invites us to coast in the clouds together for a bit.”
Breezers has been Evan apRoberts’s musical nom de plume since 2016 but he has been active in the LA music scene since the mid 90s. His first solo record, Under the Ghost, released in 2010, was a hit in LA’s underground country/folk scene but apRoberts is more known for the work he has done as a hired gun, supporting different artists on guitar and/or bass and vocals. His career as a touring sideman began in the mid 2000s and apRoberts has worked for some impressive acts along the way including Michael Nau, Pink Mountaintops, Joel Jerome, Little Wings, Kath Bloom, Tall Tales and the Silver Lining, Kings of Convenience, Elisa Randazzo and Port O’Brien, a band M Ward called his “favorite new band” in a 2008 interview with Pitchfork.
Lee Baggett, a enigmatic singer-songwriter hailing from the Philippines, has carved a niche for himself in the indie rock world with his ethereal melodies and introspective lyrics. A constant presence in the underground music scene, Baggett's captivating tunes echo with the warmth of West Coast sunsets and the haze of forgotten memories.
A true musical wanderer, Lee Baggett's elusive persona and timeless sound weave a mysterious tapestry that keeps audiences enthralled, leaving them longing for more. With each note, Baggett's music whispers of a hidden world, where the sun never sets and the melodies linger on, transcending time and space.