Try if you can to remove all cultural meaning to the words of "eagle" and "freedom". Imagine a bird of prey soaring through turbulent pockets of wind, scouring the land with keen eyes in search of the next meal. Driven by this vision, The Eagles Of Freedom have developed a sound unique, yet familiar to this hunt. The search for new melodies among a songscape seen and heard before. Always close to the freedom of a bird to choose its' course over shifting terrain. Jeff Baxter (fiddle/banjo) and Norm Buccola (accordion) began playing acoustic old world music together in 2007. Initially playing songs from Europe and appalachia, they grew to embrace music from Northeastern Brazil and New Orleans. The addition of longtime friend Micah Kassell (percussion) has untethered the Eagles of Freedom to explore great heights of light-hearted james. Diving through backbeats of 2-steps, tango, reggae, forro, zydeco, the Eagles of Freedom are constantly searching for the next comfy jam.

Greg Camp is the former guitarist, Grammy nominated songwriter and co-founder of indie beach rock band Smash Mouth. Having penned most of the pop outfit’s multi-platinum hits including Walking On The Sun, All Star, Then The Morning Comes, Beer Goggles, Flo...etc, etc, Camp moves to exercise his composing muscle, step away from the band and further explore the hidden corners of his overactive pop muse. 

Camp is one of those talented musical wizards that captures lightening in the whiskey jar. He fears no genre. He can turn any style on its head and make it new. And somehow it always has the indelible stamp of a first rate songwriting that evokes Costello and Nick Lowe one minute, the Specials and Madness another, or maybe the Gorillaz colliding with the trippy west coast musings of Alan Watts… an artist that thinks before he leaps and ends up at the center of the moment.

Greg is currently gassing up his 62 Falcon and knocking over cultural signposts in NEW YORK CITY. So jump in…you’re riding shotgun. And don’t bother with roadmaps, ‘cuz it ain’t about the destination – it’s all about the journey.

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