Singer-songwriter Peter Mulvey injects a contemporary edginess into his writing, distilling funk, folk, and rock influences into songs that are dark, quirky, lyrical, and ethereal. The Wisconsin native has made a name for himself with his guitar style that uses unique, bass-heavy tunings, his compelling, husky voice, and his striking blend of ironic wit and earnest passion, which shines through in the resonant songs like those found on his new CD, Letters From a Flying Machine, a journey in search of answers to some formidable existential questions.

A native Wisconsin troubadour with a soulful voice and a great stage presence, Jeffrey Foucault specializes in dark narrative ballads, haunting character studies, and spare love songs embellished with his richly toned fingerstyle guitar work. Jeffrey's repertoire is pure Americana poetry, a mix of country blues, country, and folk music that the Boston Globe noted for its "rolling, reflective ballads [that] shimmer with blue shade, everyday images, and the quiet strength of hard-earned wisdom." Jeffery's most recent CDs are Shoot the Moon Right Between the Eyes and Seven Curses.

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