DIY Artist Debuts, pt. 1 - Episode #325
Get ready to discover lots of new artists, as we feature do-it-yourself artists making their U.T.R. debut, like Jess Ray, Young Novalis, & The Passport. Plus we'll hear some artist advice from acclaimed musicians like Mike Farris, Jessica Campbell, & Christopher Williams.
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Good Enough
on Tall Trees
by Vocal Few -
Refuge
on Parrish EP
by Parrish -
Trigger
on Memories EP
by The Passport -
Waterfall
on The Living Room
by Joel Ansett -
Georgia Nights
on Beneath the Trees and Stars
by The Mosleys -
Run Wasted
on Before The World Falls Apart
by Matt Tinsley -
Seeds
on The Collection EP
by The Collection -
In The Meantime
on Sentimental Creatures
by Jess Ray -
Taste of the Sun
on Feet That Found A Road
by Young Novalis -
Prepare Ye The Way
on Long Line of Leavers
by Caedmon’s Call -
When It Rains
on Tales of the Bittersweet
by Jonas Woods
Producer Notes:
More music is being created now than ever before, which makes it more difficult to find the hidden gems. UTR loves being a trusted voice as we find the true cream that rises to the top. Some of these artists were listener recommendations; some were suggested by other recording artists; and some still simply introduced themselves to us. Between this week and next, we present DIY artists that are worth paying attention to. I'm especially excited to share the music of Jess Ray for the first time, someone who turned a LOT of heads (mine included) when she shared the stage with Christa Wells at Escape To The Lake 2015. And if you (or someone you know) is a do-it-yourself musician, then you'll enjoy the never-before-heard interview clips from established artists Christopher Williams, Jessica Campbell, Vanita Joines, and Grammy winner Mike Farris, who share some helpful tips for up-and-comers. If any (even one) of these new-to-us artists really caught you by surprise, we'd love to know about it! (Dave)
What a fantastic album… I especially appreciated Joel Ansett’s song! I would love to hear more of his music, what a wordsmith!
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