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Thanks for listening!

-Brother, Oh Brother

Samuel J Barrows discovered music at a young age, the same way as many before him: listening to the radio. Music always wafted through the house as he listened to his father DJ on the radio. Samuel found his father’s old LP’s along the way and discovered the likes of Simon and Garfunkel, The Carpenters, and James Taylor.  He began writing his own songs after the family uprooted from Upstate New York to Madison, Wisconsin. He continued to hone his craft throughout his teenage years.

In college Samuel formed his band The Todays, continuing to write and perform around the Midwest.  Today he calls Nashville, Tennessee home. 

Samuel’s songs are for fans of Gregory Alan Isakov, Fleet Foxes, Chris Stapleton, Simon and Garfunkel, Drew Holcomb, and The Tallest Man On Earth. 2016 marks his sophomore release, All But Buried.


Atlas:At Last is an indie music project out of Indianapolis that is not afraid to push the boundaries of the genre. Brand new singles released from the debut LP 'Old Ghost' out Dec. 2016! Please re-post and help get this heard!

The Southern Tiers met in Nashville at songwriting competition, Nashville Rising Star. Michelle Knopick and Samuel J. Barrows began writing and performing together and have since been working on sharing songs that will put a smile on your face and a sweetness in your heart. Sam and Michelle brandished The Southern Tiers name in honor of their coincidental  birthplace, as both have roots in upstate NY.

Michelle took on the life of an artist after graduating from Belmont University with a bachelor’s in music and gaining ground on the airwaves, with her music finding placements on Bill Cody’s WSM Radio and BBC Radio. Samuel moved to Nashville to pursue his music career after earning airplay on independent radio in Wisconsin and success in performing around the Wisconsin/Minnesota area.

Both singer/songwriters come together to sing an Americana blend of styles from 60’s pop to traditional country and folk with their unique voices blending in soothing harmony. Michelle’s sultry, folky voice blending with Sam’s earthy tenor offer a sound incomparable when paired with their music which harkens back to simpler days and raw emotion.

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