Writing songs and kitchen party playing with my many musical friends ... pretty much sums it up.

"…maybe the most perfect crossroads where Country Rock/Americana meets Power Pop...and at the speed most of it is presented it, it's like Americana Thrash Pop--Amazing."--Mitchell HIllman, Sounds Around Town "….the kind of alt-country rock that put Tempe on the map back in the '90s…Andy Borunda employs Johnny Marr-styled economic playing that makes the most of short guitar breaks -- smart, inventive lines, like his hornet's nest buzzlicks on "The Knitting Song" and the rapid-fire boogie fingering of "The Bonus."--Serene Dominic, AZCentral.com "…on their raucous, runaway-train debut album, Carol Pacey and the Honey Shakers takes up the mantle of the Tempe Sound and aims for the stadium seats with twelve songs that capture the hooks, energy and winning appeal of their singalong festival shows."--Echo Magazine 

Spring sprung the other day here in the UK & there's a scent in the rain again.

aka chelsey louise.
formerly of @fairybonesmusic.
hummus enthusiast, weed connoisseur,
everyday scientist, trouble maker, dog admirer.

I started writing songs in my teens after learning how to play piano, cello, drums, and guitar. Being born and raised in Los Angeles greatly influenced my early years of music. My style of writing is very broad, primarily focused on lyrics in a variety of styles.  I turned professional in my 20s but then turned music into a sideline avocation.  I continued to write and perform in coffeehouses, even during my first academic job at Stanford University.  I now live and enjoy writing again in Santa Barbara, California.

Carol Pacey &amp; the Honey Shakers is following

Carol Pacey & the Honey Shakers is following