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Seattle-based singer/songwriter Kris Orlowski, continues to explore the themes of authenticity, loss, and a search for connection that has always been central to his songwriting. His meditative, melodic dream pop, shaded with flecks of alt-country and soft rock, push past the earnest Pacific Northwest indie folk to something distinctly American and positively timeless.

Kris has been busy since the early 2000's, releasing four well-received EPs, three full length records, touring the country with various national acts many times over (Gregory Alan Isakov, Jamestown Revival, Sara Watkins, Little Green Cars) and writing songs for features on primetime television (Grey's Anatomy, Tomorrow People, Hart of Dixie). Each project and release continues to build on Kris's maturing songwriting. With varied collaborations in the works, including an early 2018 release and an upcoming 2021 release with Budo, Orlowski's best work is still to come.

Certain Inertia sprang into existence when songwriter and acoustic guitarist  Peter MacMillan submitted a "Lead Guitarist Type Wanted" ad in a local Seattle newspaper.  After indicating that, "Sure, I like Steely Dan...at times", Brien Howard plugged in and overlaid steady stream after steady stream of tasteful melodic filigree over a variety of Peter's energetic riffs.  These two visionaries recognized that, together, they were onto something unique.  

Rounding out the line-up is the band's stalwart rhythm section:  Brian Reece on bass guitar and Brendan Hardy on drums.

Each band member brings his own musical thumbprint to the proceedings.  Certain Inertia blends myriad influences into a cohesive, ear-friendly, forward-facing whole.

Trying to do one song a day (when time permits). I love music! Strong advocate for independent artists. Like what you hear? 

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I'm a Seattle-area bassist and singer, working currently with Combinator, La Klave 11, and others. Check out www.seanfairchild.com for more info.

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