It’s a lost and lonely road through desert nowhere. There are bleak reminders of what was. This town is a vacancy, faded sighs and signs, shadows of the voices that once filled the streets. The slow collapse of buildings, the languid march of time, clouds that threaten the blessing of rain. You’re driving, taming the escape of pavement. The pulse of music whispers out of your speakers. Loss and longing subdued on the southwestern canvas. Trumpets caress the landscape and set the scene for a voice, a voice familiar as the hard sun, it’s a voice as welcoming as home, yet as worn as travel. This is the music of John Meeks. - Alfred Howard


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Michael is a musician from San Diego, CA. New album out now on Spotify and ITunes. His songs comes from the heart, striving to bring a sharp edge back to rock music, but have contrastingly balanced it with vulnerable sensitivity. His sound explodes with distortion, screeching solo tirades, and scratchy vocals, while simultaneously introducing introspective lyrics. The result builds on the Post Punk Revival bouncing back and forth from garage rock to alt-country to indie rock and back again. Similar artists include Lumineers, Stereophonics, the Hunna, Circa Waves, Strokes, Catfish and the Bottlemen, and the Vaccines.

Antenna Farm was founded in late 2003 by three like-minded former music directors at KALX Berkeley. Taking their cues from the eclectic and genre-agnostic free form radio format that originally drew them together, these three pilgrims sought to document the rapidly evolving and diverse music scene of the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond. The label’s inaugural release was the critically acclaimed Game Preserve album by Bart Davenport, an auspicious start for the fledgling imprint, and a portent of things to come.

Flash forward a few years, and Antenna Farm has become an East Bay institution with an impressive catalog boasting albums by Papercuts, Agent Ribbons, Emily Jane White, Sugar & Gold, Social Studies, The Donkeys, Still Flyin’, Foxtails Brigade, The Botticellis, The Dry Spells and more. Adhering to their vision rooted in the diversity of free form radio, the Antenna Farm staff has sought out songwriters and musical collectives regardless of style or micro-genre with but one criteria in mind: their ability to make timeless, totally affecting records that just get played again and again. Antenna Farm’s roster has branched out beyond the Bay Area to include artists from all four corners of the US but remains a tight family of remarkable songwriters and people to watch. And like listening to your favorite college radio dj, when you put on an Antenna Farm record and start losing your self in those songs, it doesn’t matter if they’re bringing the jamz, gently serenading you, or somewhere in between, you’re going to like what you hear.

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 Trouble in the Wind has been labeled as folk, Americana, alternative, country, surf rock and more but the Carlsbad quartet likes to call themselves rock and roll. With hints of Roy Orbison, Calexico and Talking Heads, the band's stripped-down organic sound is a multi-instrumental collective featuring Robby Gira's staggering powerful vocals at the center of their songs. 

The group's instrumentation of accordion, upright bass, banjo, and guitars color the emotional songs which blend and range from ballads to soulful surf folk rockers.



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