Austin Peters - guitars, piano, vocals
Special Guests:
Peter Bell, David Scheinfeld, Cara Ponzini, and Brisa Trinchero
Running Deer Studios
Influences
Townes Van Zandt, Guy Clark, Michelle Shocked, Gillian Welch, David Wilcox, Bob Dylan, and Robert Earl Keen, Steve Earl, Lyle Lovett, Buddy Mondlock Jame Keelghan, Woody Guthrie, Nancy Griffith, John Prine, Nickel Creek, John Wiliamson, Jack Johnson, Jackopierce, Van Morrison, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Glen Phillips, Jonny Cash, Ben Taylor, Keller Williams, Dispatch, Guster, Simon and Garfunkel, Old Crow Medicine Show, Kate Wolf, James taylor, John Mellencamp, Denison Witmer, Joan Baez, Bob Dylan...Just to name a few.
Sounds Like
Townes Van Zandt, Guy Clark, Bob Dylan, Buddy Mondlock, James Keelghan, Woody Guthrie, John Prine, Denison Witmer, and Robert Earl Keen.
For over ten years Austin Peters has been writing and recording songs
that tell stories about the world we live in. Having traveled
extensively throughout the world, Austin gathers material inspired by
both the physical and emotional trials of life on the road.
Austin grew up on the rainy side of the mountains with a passion for the
culture and rugged environment of his home community in the Pacific
Northwest. Through his music, Austin attempts to transcribe his
experiences in the modern world, weaving his musical patterns with the
timeless threads of experience we all share.
His songwriting has been shaped by his travels and the global
inspirations of his adventures on four continents. Austin’s music is
reminiscent of classic American folk but is also combined with rock and
blues rhythms creating a unique fusion of musical styles. His songs
speak of the human desire to go beyond its natural borders to seek out
points unknown.
His repertoire includes a wide variety of music ranging from acoustic
ballads to western story songs, folk, and alternative rock. He has been
compared to Townes Van Zandt, David Wilcox, and James Taylor but his
broad musical diversity creates what can only be described as a wholly
original sound.
Long time no see. . . .I reckon I could ask the same. . . when are you playing out again? I've been laying low. We should get something together to inspire us both. Best to you- Michelle
Good to hear from you. I know, I know... I'm anxiously awaiting it as well! how is the studio coming along? Do you have an in studio piano? Have you recorded one before? I've decided to re-track with all real piano, just lookin' around;)
Austin I like the new picture! I hope you are doing well...I have finals Monday and Tuesday and then things ease up (really, I am serious this time). give me a call and let me know when you play next, I would like to see you.