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.
Holly Etchison's Latest Contributions
Rebecca Roubion’s “Fields”
“A true vocal talent, Rebecca Roubion has delivered a happy vulnerability on Fields. Any listener should look forward to hearing where she arrives next.” -HE
Show Review & Photos: Sufjan Stevens at the Georgia Theatre, 11/26/12
Sufjan and his kooky XMess caravan pulled into town with a musical extravaganza that had concertgoers reveling in a virtual snow globe of holiday fun.
Wovenhand’s “The Laughing Stalk”
“Sunday school didn’t do it for you? Give Laughing stalk a spin.” -HE
John Mark McMillan’s “The Song Inside the Sound of Breaking Down (Re-Release)”
“Packed with intensity, emotion and a heart laid bare, it seemed that McMillan could hold his peace no longer in these tracks that burst forth from a ready pen and a fiery soul.” -HE
Show Review: Arthur Alligood @ Eddie’s Attic, Decatur, GA (August 5, 2012)
“Alligood’s songs and performance are full of heart and truth and a little boot stompin’.” -HE
Those Lavender Whales’ “Tomahawk of Praise”
“These songs are fun and catchy, full of clever, intriguing moments lyrically and musically.” -HE
Can’t Kids’ “Brushes, Touches, Tongues”
Holly anticipates the next project from Can’t Kids– their latest release leaving her wanting more.
The New Empires’ Self-Titled Debut
Matt Brown and his talented ensemble have created a body of songs both intricate and accessible. – Holly Etchison
Jude Moses’ Self-Titled Debut
“Jude Moses has arrived out of the wilderness of song with a note of authenticity. The sounds are simultaneously wild and well groomed, they leave the path wide open and full of hope for what will come next from this duo.” -HE
