The Everybodyfields

Embracing a appear that mixed the high lonesome mood of traditional country using the edgy emotional energy of contemporary alt-country, the Everybodyfields had been an acoustic-based action from Johnson City, TN, anchored by singers and multi-instrumentalists Jill Andrews and Sam Quinn. Explaining their music as “harmony-driven tracks about leaving, shedding and house,” the Everybodyfields’ tale started in 1999, when Andrews and Quinn fulfilled while both had been functioning at a summertime camp in Walland, TN. Finding they shared an identical interest for the sorrowful noises of classic nation, Andrews and Quinn (who had been both 19 at that time) began composing songs together, even though they parted business for some time after time for Johnson Town, Quinn noticed Andrews executing with Dobro participant David Richey and asked to become listed on the work. Andrews and Richey decided, and they shaped the first model from the Everybodyfields. The group’s lineup would stay fluid over another many years, with Andrews and Quinn occasionally performing being a duo, occasionally being a trio with Richey, and occasionally with as much as five music artists on-stage. In 2004, the group released their debut record, Half-Way There: Energy & the South, which made an appearance independently Captain Mexico label. The Everybodyfields’ second record, Plague of Dreams, premiered by Captain Mexico in nov 2005, however in 2006 Richey parted methods using the group to go after a profession in bluegrass music. Andrews and Quinn added Josh Oliver (on acoustic guitar and keyboards) and Tom Pryor (on pedal metal) with their regular lineup, and the brand new version from the Everybodyfields drawn the interest of Ramseur Information, an unbiased label that were enjoying great achievement using the Avett Brothers, who experienced often shared phases with Andrews and Quinn. Ramseur released the Everybodyfields’ third & most ambitious recording, THERE IS NOTHING Okay, in the summertime of 2007. 2 yrs later, nevertheless, the bandmates announced their decision to split, with Jill Andrews and Sam Quinn both heading on to release solo careers.