Check out this new release!

The debut EP from Focus Fox was released today. My brother-in-law Daniel Nelson is the brain child behind this five track modern folk rock/alt-country gem.
Dan’s songwriting has found a strong footing here. This short album seems to continue on from where Jeff Buckley abruptly left off. His intricate and lush guitar work accompanies his clear and sometimes vibrato-shaken voice. Lyrics are delivered directly, pulling no punches, but never feeling forced.
I had the honor of laying down some BGVs on track 2.
Get your ears on the album via iTunes, Amazon, Google Play, or Spotify. Follow the band on Instagram.
Focus Fox – EP Tracklist
Better Than Me
It Must Be Hard
If You Would Try
We’re Gonna Fall
Way Aback When
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