With Lafayette natives The Onlies' sophomore release they have discovered that the road truly has opened for them. "Open Road" was produced by Grammy nominated producer and engineer Terry DuPuy who has worked with Hunter Hayes, Roddie Romero, and Feufollet among many others. Though The Onlies started out as a duo with Fawn Larson and Will Harrison, they have since elected music veteran Gary Newman on upright bass and Luke Andrus on the drums. 

Larson's siren-like vocals will sweep you in with the ebb and flow of her carefully crafted lyrics while Harrison's playful yet rough edge becomes softened as their melody and harmonies intertwine. Drummer Luke Andrus contributes on the album as well, making his vocal debut on the album's bluesiest track "Pink Motel". The Onlies continue to stick to their folk roots while borrowing from bluegrass, old country, cajun, blues, indie and pop to make one incredibly enjoyable and diverse album.

After seeing local and national success with their debut self titled album, including radio airplay, touring, and a spot on the soundtrack of "We Made This Movie" from David Letterman's production company, The Onlies look forward to where "Open Road" will take them this August. With the windows down and the wind in your hair, The Onlies' new album takes you on a trip that will have you tapping your foot and singing along.

Fawn Larson is an Americana indie rock musician with a story to tell. Relentless yet soft-spoken, her songs leave the listener wanting more – more connection, more home, more yearning, more desire. A strikingly eloquent singer-songwriter, her voice and sound deliver on themes that speak to falling in love, reclaiming old truths, and the pain of letting go.

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