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I am thrilled to announce the release of Congregation Bet Haverim's "The Threshing Floor." A lot of time and love went into the making of this CD, and I hope that it shows.

I've been keeping myself plenty busy in the TWO YEARS since I last updated this page (my, how time is passing!).

In that time, I've produced albums for four fantastic artists that have been released:
Danielle Sansone Two Flowers (2008). a family CD with symphonic swirls and Americana echoes, driven by Danielle's gorgeous voice.

The Brilliant Inventions Have You Changed (2009). acoustic garage pop hooks from two of Atlanta's best songsmiths.
David Stephens Sunday Best (EP, 2009). banjo-flavored/bluegrass gospel, featuring originals and classic hymns.

Rebecca Loebe Mystery Prize (2010). quirky, energetic indie folk. Unique, sweet, funny, real.

...two more that are almost out:

David Stephens A Year and Some Change. A fine collection of originals, featuring everything from bluegrass to atmospheric Americana.

Juliana Finch Apples (EP). Stripped down, minimal...and powerful.

...and a couple that we're just finishing up:

Nathan Beaver Universal You. Soulful singer/songwriter has his heart ripped out, and the rest of us will be better for it.

David Berkeley's as-yet-unnamed CD. Indie folk of the highest caliber.

And in progress, CDs from Jeff Jones and powerhouse septet Jackson County Line. Man, no wonder I haven't had time to update this site!

Next update in 2012...unless the Mayans were right. ;)

Cayamo is the name of the singer/songwriter cruise I just got back from playing, and it was amazing. In addition to being a part of great and well-received sets by Evan McHugh and Arlington Priest, I got to reconnect with old friends (Adrianne, Kevin Leahy, Clay Cook, Little Country Giants, and Garrett Moore) and make some new ones (Aslyn, Meghan Coffee, Beth Wood, The Bowmans, Rob Calder, Chuck Carrier, and Miss Tess).

But my favorite surprise was getting asked to play a set with Shawn Mullins! You've probably heard his songs "Beautiful Wreck" and "All In My Head" on the radio in the last couple years, and you certainly heard "Lullaby" in the late '90s ("E-ver-y-thing's gonna be all right/Rockabye"). It was a real honor to play with such an amazing writer, and I don't think I've ever felt more like a rock star than being on stage with Shawn, Clay Cook and Kevin Leahy in front of a completely packed house. Thanks to Shawn for asking me to back him up - his new album comes out March 11th, and it has some really spectacular songs on it.

And thanks to everybody else for the great times and the tremendous music! Now, back to work...