“Although his distinctive sound is rootsy at its core, a Dixie-fried amalgam of twang-rock, Memphis soul, and roadhouse blues, Capps’ Tennessee-Williams-meets-Charles-Bukowski lyrical style is equal parts Southern Gothic and Los Angeles noir.” –...

“Andrew is an inspired musician. The new album showcases his brilliant guitar playing, heartfelt vocals, and original songs. The future is no doubt very bright for this guitar/song slinger!” — Grammy-winner Charles Humphrey III

“Although his distinctive sound is rootsy at its core, a Dixie-fried amalgam of twang-rock, Memphis soul, and roadhouse blues, Capps’ Tennessee-Williams-meets-Charles-Bukowski lyrical style is equal parts Southern Gothic and Los Angeles noir.” –...

Formed as a pickup band, the trio realized that their combination of musical styles was worth pursuing as a more permanent venture. They are set apart by offering an array of instrumental combinations, as well as including the visual and audial element of dance.

“This music is a cross-pollination of indie-folk & country-rock, progressive in nature, but still rooted in tradition and with southern spirit. ”— Sarah Fuller Hall, No Depression

With an unrelenting dedication to original songwriting, harmony singing, and artful arrangements, the quintet forges a sound that is based in newgrass and flavored with alt-country, rock, improv.

Award-winning singer-songwriter Megan Bee writes with a deep love for the land. Her fourth studio album “Cottonwood” has been called “as real as it gets – a raw and real telling of engaging, relatable stories.”

These unique musical ingredients come together in a mesmerizing harmonic puzzle that is at times haunting, other times foot-tapping, and always a good time.

Award-winning singer-songwriter Megan Bee writes with a deep love for the land. Her fourth studio album “Cottonwood” has been called “as real as it gets – a raw and real telling of engaging, relatable stories.”

“Their electrifying fusion of music, dance, and comedy promises to transport audiences through the heart of Celtic culture.” – Finger Lakes Times, NY