Live From SugarHill Studios - Episode 2

Episode 2 features Austin's The Blue Hit and Houston's own Buxton. The Blue Hit, a progressive folk trio, features Grace Rowland's angelic voice with David Moss on cello and John McGee on guitar. The precocious lyrics and the delicate instrumental arrangements are mesmerizing, and quite unlike any sound out there. Psychedelic, rock, folk fusion? We're just not sure... but it is something quite special.

Buxton is a folk act based in the LaPorte/Houston area. They've played with such notable acts as Okkervil River, Akron/Family, Man Man, Great Lake Swimmers, Maria Taylor, Copeland, Colour Revolt, Anathallo, Look Mexico, Gatsbys American Dream, Statistics and Denison Witmer. Buxton also has a folk influence but that is blended with flavors of Wilco and hard rock as well. Buxton turns in a rock solid live performance filled with energy and not just a little virtuosity.

The show is hosted by Rosa Guerro and Dan Workman. It is Produced by Gina Miller. Studio A engineering by John Griffin and Chris Longwood. HD video is filmed and posted by W. Ross Wells, Jarrod Gullett and Travis Johns of Zenfilm.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• rock
• folk
• indie
• psychedelic
• blues
• guitar
• emerging
• new music
• The Blue Hit
• Buxton
• austin
• houston
• recording
• studios
• behind-the-scenes
• sugarhill
• texas
• music
• scene

[JTyagaraja]

The Blue Hit is right up my alley, amazing