Some musicians spend their lives trying to sound like somebody else. The best ones sound like themselves — and you know it the moment you hear them play.
This is the story of a guitarist who found a sound that belongs to no one else: part folk, part something harder to name, played with a patience that lets every note breathe. On stage and in the studio, the music is quiet when it needs to be quiet and loud when it needs to be loud.
A sound of their own is not something you find. It is something you build, one song at a time.
Photo: a guitarist performing on stage. Photo provided by Indie Urban Magazine.
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