Stream the full album at: http://katiegracehelow.bandcamp.com

"You won't see Katie Grace Helow coming until her fearless love of music and ruthless dedication to her songs already have you by the throat. It might hurt but you'll know you're alive. 

She makes songs with the mud and sand and salt water of her Florida home. The people she knows and loves get mixed up there too. It's a place she'll never let you visit, but some nights you can peak through a keyhole or watch from the neighbor's bushes. It's a place where plants bend in the dark looking for some sunlight. Sometimes they find it. 

Don't listen to her records, and don't go see her shows, because you won't realize you're stung until it's too late. You'll be sunburned, dehydrated, and lost at sea."

Katie Grace Helow: lead vocals, acoustic guitar, drums
Zach Lever: vocal harmonies, electric guitar, bass

All songs written by Katie Grace Helow

Boy, writing bios. What to do. I'm not much of a writer and here I am supposed to put what I am out there without sounding too cheesy, proud, under or over confident. We all face the ol' bio dilemma in this age. Well let me nicely say I don't give a shit how I sound. I am as cheesy and emotional as it gets. You wouldn't know it to see me. With My size and the way I dress you would think I'm some sort of rockabilly brawler/.But really down to my core I am softy who loves dreamy music the most. Say, when I'm riding in a car a will peer over the trees at the end of any given horizon and imagine wonderful magical locations I wish I could visit, like a floating city in the clouds, or being in some Flight Of The Navigator ship looking closely at some breathtaking nebula somewhere. And for as long as I remember music has just come to me, whole orchestra's even. Its too bad I can;t write music because if you are a fellow musician, you know how it is to try and remember some tune you have while your out only to find it has slipped your mind once you've gotten home. I have nearly a hundred unfinished song, and some of the unfinished ones are up here because I just couldn't help myself. Some of the stuff goes way back to my days of having a cassette 4 track recorder. 
Ive played out live in many bands, but now my living scones from being a painter http://jasonwrightstudios.com but I can never abandon my love for creating music. I'm not looking to get anywhere with it. The most I would ever dream is to write a soundtrack for a film sometime, but other than that Ill just be putting stuff up for you to hopefully enjoy. Thank you for reading, you awesome person you! 

Songwriter, sound engineer, recording artist.

Back in 2006 I had a Zep Tribute Band. 
Disbanded in 2009 due to a drummer issue (those damn drummers). Anyway, enjoy these recordings from an acoustic sesh.

"Lady Daisey's jazzy underground r'n'b lends itself perfectly to low-slung hip-hop. And she can sing. Moving effortlessly from husky breathiness to intense, soaring soulfulness, hers is a voice that could seriously unsettle the current crop of hip-hop soul divas"

Floridas Loudest Punk band bringing you Live shit straight out the fucking sewer. 
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Brenna Erickson is an American pop songwriter and artist based in Jacksonville, FL. Born in a Minnesota small town to two music teachers, she has always had the ambition of creating music, which led her to study music production in Memphis, TN at the age of 18. Inspired by pop producers such as Max Martin and Shellback, who created the sounds of her childhood, Brenna self-produces songs featuring fresh productions, unique melodies, and honest lyrics. She has released a handful of singles over the last two years, including ultra-relatable “Things To Do” a couple of months into quarantine last year.
 
“One Hundred” is her latest single and was written for a friend who was going through a rough time. She wanted to let her friend know that she would be there for them and that everything would be okay. It also serves as a reminder to all of her listeners to be gentle with ourselves and to lean on our support systems because it’s okay not to be one hundred 100% of the time.

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