Thanks in advance for any feedback, good or bad!

I was homeless from my late teens until my late 20s, at which point I entered into an almost 3 year relationship. After the relationship's end, I took some time to heal and grow.

I got back into music at 30 and played 20 shows this year, the most ever for me! I've gotten into photography and videography, and doing my part to contribute to and help build my local music scene. I bought a bike and have started to diet and exercise. I'm determined to make my 30s my healthiest era so far.

The spirit of all of that is what Letters From the Other Side of Hell is all about. It's largely a story of my personal growth from hobo to housie.

For years, I was a mostly DIY artist, and there's still much I do myself (even when I've gotta teach myself how to do it along the way), but you get much further when you DIT (Do It Together). I'm so thankful for the team behind me for this album!!

Conor Spencer as my main backing champ on the resonator and bass. Ryan Kilkenny, band leader for Appalachian Soup Company, rocking the guitar. Keith Bateman on banjo. The Hocking College music studio team, including: Grant Seffens, Laci Hisler, and Derranique Bastian. Also The Nomads Tracks for the artwork. Thanks to you all, I have my best album yet!!

This year and all that has happened has meant so much to me, and I'm so excited to have made this all a reality! Thanks so much to everyone who was part of the journey, came out to the shows, and became new friends! This goes out to all of you and i hope to see you next year! Happy listening!

Let me know what you think!

I’m just a chill guy tho so I really don’t mind if u dont

One of many songs I sing about snow and winter. The long nights, the bright snowy days. I hope you all find light in the long dark.