'Born in New York, singer/songwriter David Mead's family relocated to Nashville, where he spent the majority of his formative years, honing his craft in pop bands such as Verdant Green, Blue Million, and Joe, Marc's Brother. Mead eventually ventured out on his own, collaborating on a demo of his songs with local keyboardist Jason Lehning. The recording subsequently landed him in the offices of RCA Records, where he performed his tunes alone with a guitar. The label signed him shortly thereafter. With the ...   [ read more ]

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The debut album from London-based band The Eighteenth Day of May (the first new signing for the legendary Hannical label since its re-launch last year) is a unique, refreshing and thoroughly modern take on traditional folk music. Recently released in the UK to much critical acclaim, the band now find themselves at the forefront of the emerging UK "Neo-Folk" scene. Drawing on influences ranging from Shirley Collins and The Byrds to the Charlatans and The Brian Jonestown Massacre, The Eighteenth Day Of May w...   [ read more ]

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