Holly Etchison
Wearing her heart on her sleeve, Holly Etchison’s interests are art and music. She reads, writes, takes photographs, and makes earrings out of recycled cans. She enjoys acoustic-based folk and country music (sad songs say so much), singer/songwriters in the traditions of Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Rickie Lee Jones, Harry Nilsson and Julie Miller but isn’t afraid of a little rock and roll. She believes in new sounds, the kind that can bust through the ceiling, or anything that stirs the spirit. You could most likely find her wandering in the woods or listening to the latest Wovenhand record.
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“Catching the Violet Burning in concert is something like capturing a few fireflies in a jar on a dark night: magical, rare, illuminating.” -Holly Etchison
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Holly believes this is an important record and McMillan’s best! Find out why…
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“…a perhaps unintended amalgamation of famous pop moments from the eighties with tight, sometimes inspiring, musicality.” – Holly E.
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“It’s like waking up on a sunny day after walking through a dream . . .” -HE
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“In their latest release, The Violet Burning is here to tell some tales, in a story that is going on all around us . . . .” -HE
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“Molly Williams has a voice like honey on fire. A voice like a velvet pick axe tearing down walls of complacency.” -HE
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“Following a couple slightly forgettable tracks, a sweet departure is found in the likable . . .”-HE (Read More!)
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“‘Wellwisher’s’ got a penny for you to toss, a well wishing for an exultant journey and a safe arrival on a higher plain.” -HE
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“. . . grab your sketch pad, some tissues, or your favorite afghan, lay on the floor, and give this one a spin.” -HE
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“Little Green Bud seems like a unique bud on the burgeoning tree of female singer/songwriters in the forest of Indie Pop-dom.” -HE
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