Happy #TunesDayNC everyone. Get in there! Let's do this! Based in Charlotte, Jackson Harden blends traditional folk, a...
Happy #TunesDayNC everyone. Get in there! Let's do this!
Based in Charlotte, Jackson Harden blends traditional folk, alt-country, and chamber pop, crafting music reminiscent of the vast landscapes of the western United States. His gentle vocals are akin to Nick Drake and Elliott Smith, embodying a new profound sound in his solo career after transitioning from early talent show performances to indie rock groups.
The Great Indoors introduces a distinctive blend of melodic and immersive sound, marrying modernity with nostalgia. Their latest single, "Music You Can Play At Home," captures both the depths of solitude and the glimmer of optimism within a spacious musical landscape, promising to leave an indelible mark on the contemporary music scene.
DaShawn Hickman, a leading Sacred Steel player, hailing from Mt. Airy, North Carolina, brings a fusion of blues-gospel traditions with his mesmerizing pedal steel work, rooted in the rich musical heritage of the region and influenced by his upbringing in the House of God church.
Formed at Appalachian State University in 2012, The Nude Party has spent nearly a decade making waves in the music scene, culminating in their latest album, "Rides On," which showcases their resilience, creativity, and collaborative spirit, propelling them into an exciting new chapter of their career.
Make sure to explore these diverse sounds and support local artists! Click the đź”— in the bio for a playlist of these and all the #TunesdayNC artists featured so far.
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