RUNNER OF THE WOODS - EASY ON ME (BalconyTV)
- 5 years ago
RUNNER OF THE WOODS performs the song "EASY ON ME" for BalconyTV.
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PRESENTED BY ALYSSA JACEY
MICROPHONES BY RODE
http://www.rode.com
If he’s being honest, even a dyed-in-the wool country singer can’t pretend his record collection is pure. For every George Jones LP on the shelf, there’s another by Big Star, Wilco, or A.A. Bondy. Nashville, Tennessee’s Runner of the Woods believes this is a beautiful thing.
Their debut album, “Thirsty Valley”, is countrygaze that’s road trip-ready. With punchy guitars and odes to wide open spaces, it’s the ideal companion to a spur-of-the moment escape to the great outdoors.
Front man Nick Beaudoing previously led NYC’s Cajun honky-tonkers, the Doc Marshalls. Over the course of three releases, the band evolved from Bakersfield shuffles and Acadian barnburners to jagged, glimmering folk. The pedal steel was still king, but now it blared from a low-watt amp with a brash fuzz tone.
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PRESENTED BY ALYSSA JACEY
MICROPHONES BY RODE
http://www.rode.com
If he’s being honest, even a dyed-in-the wool country singer can’t pretend his record collection is pure. For every George Jones LP on the shelf, there’s another by Big Star, Wilco, or A.A. Bondy. Nashville, Tennessee’s Runner of the Woods believes this is a beautiful thing.
Their debut album, “Thirsty Valley”, is countrygaze that’s road trip-ready. With punchy guitars and odes to wide open spaces, it’s the ideal companion to a spur-of-the moment escape to the great outdoors.
Front man Nick Beaudoing previously led NYC’s Cajun honky-tonkers, the Doc Marshalls. Over the course of three releases, the band evolved from Bakersfield shuffles and Acadian barnburners to jagged, glimmering folk. The pedal steel was still king, but now it blared from a low-watt amp with a brash fuzz tone.
http://www.runnerofthewoodsmusic.com/
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