Steve Aliment & Annie O’Neill // Braly Sangster // Christy McWilson
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Steve Aliment & Annie O'Neill - If you like Gram Parsons and Emmylou Harris, The Flying Burrito Brothers, New Riders of the Purple Sage, your going to love this band. They have that rare, elusive winning combination of the right songs, the right collaborators, the right vibe. It's a letter from the past that looks to the future and rocks like hell in the present. Ask yourself...how often does THAT happen?
Braly Sangster ( https://bralysangster.bandcamp.com/): In the greatest duos, the dynamic between individuals generates a sound all its own. Voices and visions co-mingle completely, alchemizing into a union that transcends “complementary” or “contrasting.” While musician / producer Johnny Sangster and Pineola’s Leslie Braly are both established artists in their own right, the music they make as Braly Sangster owes everything to their chemistry.
Christy McWilson (IG: christymcwilsonexperience): One of Seattle's secret treasures – hiding in plain sight, Christy is known for her work with the Picketts in the 1990s and her two solo albums produced by Dave Alvin in the early 2000s. Since then, she's quietly played to a devoted following, steadily releasing material without a label, distributor, or fanfare. With her soulful depth and natural country twang, she makes every live show a heartwarming celebration of life.
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Braly Sangster ( https://bralysangster.bandcamp.com/): In the greatest duos, the dynamic between individuals generates a sound all its own. Voices and visions co-mingle completely, alchemizing into a union that transcends “complementary” or “contrasting.” While musician / producer Johnny Sangster and Pineola’s Leslie Braly are both established artists in their own right, the music they make as Braly Sangster owes everything to their chemistry.
Christy McWilson (IG: christymcwilsonexperience): One of Seattle's secret treasures – hiding in plain sight, Christy is known for her work with the Picketts in the 1990s and her two solo albums produced by Dave Alvin in the early 2000s. Since then, she's quietly played to a devoted following, steadily releasing material without a label, distributor, or fanfare. With her soulful depth and natural country twang, she makes every live show a heartwarming celebration of life.
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