Nashville, Tenn. — Wyatt Easterling will host an early Thursday evening show of fellow High Horse Recording artists and performers, starting November 6 and continuing on the first Thursday of each month for the foreseeable future. This coming week the series features the music of Easterling, Colleen McFarland and The Rhythm Angels, (Rebecca Folsom and Celeste Krenz). Each artist will play short sets at the Listening Room, 209 – 10th Ave So, (Cummins Station) Nashville, Tenn.

The show will run from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm and cover charge is $5. For reservations and menu please go to www.listeningroomcafe.com or call (615) 259-3600

Wyatt Easterling

Wyatt Easterling – a songwriter with songs recorded by many artists including the title cut of “Modern Day Drifter” by Dierks Bentley, as well as Joe Diffie, Billy Joe Royal, Neal McCoy, Sons of the Desert, hilljack, and many others. His deeply resonant voice and smooth guitar technique compliment his easy going performance style.

Colleen McFarland

Colleen Mcfarland

Colleen McFarland’s songs are a delightful exposition of this Nashville songwriter’s ability to abandon the general classifications of folk, country, and Americana and harness a sound encompassing all three at once. There’s a thoughtfulness to her music that emanates through every polished composition, and a casual delivery paired with passionate, meaningful lyrics.

The Rhythm Angels – Celeste Krenz and Rebecca Folsom

The Rhythm Angels

More torch than twang Celeste Krenz’s music is a timeless bluesy country. She sings passionately, faithfully, and with purpose. Her just released album, My Mother and Me, (HHR # 1001) is being played across the country.

“What a welcome return we have from the pure voice of Celeste Krenz with My Mother and Me. ‘Ain’t Gonna Do That’ finds Celeste singing the blues, while ‘Lonesome’ is a classic two-stepper that once again finds this Country queen at her musical finest.” — Rob Bleetstein, radioio.com

With power and soul, Rebecca Folsom delivers a sultry sound that is all her own. Her songs display a desire and curiosity towards every aspect of life, from passion and romance to the simplicity of nature. A seasoned performer, Rebecca rocks the room, whether digging into the blues, rendering an earthy ballad, or offering an original twist to a traditional tune.

“When Folsom busts her chops the word ‘impressive’ should be bantered about. She moves effortlessly and subtly through a seamless blend of genres.” Daily Camera

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