Written and produced by Carl Cadwell at Skypunch Studios (http://SkypunchStudios.com)
Johnny Cate: Guitar
Matt Campbell: Drums

The First Time She Fell is a collection of short stories by Caleb Ludwick of 26Tools. All the stories are based in Chattanooga, TN. The video is a promo for the first official printing of book.
 
The song was written to capture the essence of the book. It is a decidedly southern work, but without the nasal twang. It has a wry darkness, but there are threads of genuine hope throughout. And finally, it exhibits the type of minimalism that is so textured and deep you could live there for days.
 
Though the song has its southern signifiers –like slide guitar and finger picking– there is nothing downhome or bluegrass about it. It ambles along darkly with just a brief taste of uplift, and a depth of personality which is rivaled only by that of the book.

The First Time She Fell

Two Doves

Written by Ryder Pierce
Arrangement by Ryder Pierce and Matthew Campbell
Engineered by Matthew Campbell, Caleb Shiver, and Ryan Maher
Produced by Matthew Campbell and Caleb Shiver
Mixed by Matthew Campbell and Caleb Shiver

Recorded at MTSU in Studio B, Studio D, and Hinton Hall
November 16th - December 1st

Ryder Pierce - Vocals
Jonathan Campbell - Vocals
Ryan Maher, Sam Anderson, Darian Lindsay, Matthew Smith, Ansley Helton, Matthew Campbell, Caleb Shiver, and Chops - Group claps and vocals
Matthew Campbell - Everything else

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"Eye Contact" 

Producer: Charlie Garcia
Engineer: Frank Gerdts
Mixed by: Charlie Garcia & Frank Gerdts 
Written by: Nicholas Carpenter & Paul Rogers 

Nicholas Carpenter- Vocals, Electric Guitar, BGV's
Paul Rogers-Drums, Bass Guitar
Kaitlyn Connor-Keyboards, Grand Piano 
Eric Steedly-Electric Guitar 
Charlie Garcia-Acoustic Guitar, BGV's 



(Listening Night) Nick Carpenter-Eye Contact

Here, There and Everywhere

Swoon - Stay

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/90509006/bad-scout-debut-album-fundraiser

Take Me Down

Trusting Old Cards

A couple folks have asked about hearing the rest of this soundtrack I put together a couple years ago for a film called Valedictorian. Pretty minimal stuff. The idea was to make a short piece of music for interludes between each scene, representing the passage of each month of the year. I enjoyed making this and hope to do more film work down the line.

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