Gleewood is a musky americana act based out of New Mexico that swaggers through blues, folk, and rock 'n' roll, with lyrics that lend a story to folk and roots music enthusiasts with an energy that swells into guitar solos from the heart of the psychedelic 60s. Gleewood has performed over 800 shows since their album release in November of 2013, and has opened for number of acts including, Southern Rock legends: The Marshall Tucker Band and today's Psychedelic Rock authorities: Radio Moscow and Folk Pop up and comers: The Shook Twins. Gleewood's sound would comfortably share a stage with vintage folk rock, such as Buffalo Springfield, The Animals, and Linda Ronstadt & Stone Poneys, while maintaining grasp on the current with influences like Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Jack White, and The Avett Brothers.

Though both fourth generation New Mexican, it was after Jhett Schiavone began his acoustic songwriting in Hawaii that he met, married, and began writing with western desert flower, Callie Sioux. Always sure to bring a uniquely southwestern interpretation of folk, roots, and rock n roll, Gleewood steps out in their converse and cowboy boots spreading their hippie-meets-western folk rock across the U.S. leading with vocal ingenuity, catchy melodies, and uplifting stage presence.

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