In Round

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EDDIE SEVILLE

“somewhere between Springsteen and Steve Earle” -The Welcomat

Eddie Seville is an American songwriter with songs released on Island / Atlantic and

Universal Records, as well as music aired on the top three US television networks and HBO. As a solo artist, a multi- instrumentalist and an occasional bandleader, he’s been collecting

grins, winks and nods in theaters, roadhouses and folk gatherings around the continental US, Europe and Canada.

“a natural storyteller with powerful vocals and sharp lyrics”

— Country Music People

“Seville is the real thing in a sea of artists trying to act like the real thing”

—Indie Strong

+ CHRIS BOUQUET

Chris Bouquet, aka American Elm is singer-songwriter from Connecticut. He is the former leader of the internationally acclaimed High Lonesome Plains. He has performed with such luminaries as Roger McGuinn (The Byrds), Mercury Rev, Miracle Legion, John Sebastian, Asleep at the Wheel, Rhett Miller, Mark Mulcahy, The Turtles, Nathaniel Rateliff, Dry the River, J. Geils, and Susan Cowsill.

+ ALICE BRIGHTSKY

Alice Brightsky have both performed house concerts and hosted them, Alice won't just show up and play.. she'll guide you every step of the way to help you make your event the best it can be. Reach out through the contact form if you'd like to host a concert featuring Alice solo, Alice with an ensemble or Alice + some of her talented friends swapping songs, laughs and stories Nashville Style songwriters in the round.. they're a thing and they're pretty cool.

+ STEPHEN CLAIR

“Stephen Clair’s Strange Perfume is a perfect homage to 1970s garage rock. Think in terms of Jonathan Richman & The Modern Lovers or if David Bowie had gotten a crack at producing The Velvet Underground. The major thing separating Clair from those artists, and artists like them is the joy within his music. While there’s emotional complexity and variety across the album, Clair and his band, in general, sound happy and excited to be bringing his ten songs to life and that excitement is transmitted to the listener."
- Steve Ovadia/Glide Magazine

"Stephen Clair is in a fine position to secure that big breakout he’s been building towards over the course of eight albums and a career that’s found him in the role of a tireless troubadour.”
— American Songwriter

"Clair's talents—deadpan delivery, keen wordsmithing, and deceptively intricate fretwork—
are at the fore, shining through ..."
—Chronogram Magazine

Performing Songwriter calls him “the kind of citified troubadour that the roots songwriting world needs these days.”

“The Small Hours makes me feel the way I used to back in the 80’s about new Mellencamp records, where I would listen to them over and over again, absorbing every detail and nuance until I knew them as well as I did my own life. Yeah, I can see Clair’s music inspiring that kind of devotion… "
— Gonzookanagan

How does a genuinely visceral rock songwriter like Stephen Clair not get feted like the second fuckin’ coming?”

— Power of Pop

"Some of the best rock 'n' roll music you'll hear this year. Raw and in-your-face, Strange Perfume reminds us all of the visceral power of rock ‘n’ roll, without pretence or artifice."
— Power of Pop

“Blending the kind of jaggedly cool guitar and piano that put Spoon on the map with a deadpan, almost spoken-word vocal delivery, the song quickly evolves into a righteous bar band anthem that feels as much linked to acts like the Hold Steady as it does to Wilco”
— Glide Magazine

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