Nashville, Tennessee-based indie folk trio TOWNE consists of longtime singer/songwriter collaborators Steevie Steeves, Jon Decious and guitarist Luke Marshall. Like Steeves, who cut her teeth singing in Pittsburgh’s riverboat and cover band scene, Decious spent the years prior pursuing a career in songwriting, utilizing his poetically simple, “Kentucky talk”, style of writing to land songs on albums of up-and-coming roots and Americana artists such as; Caitlin Rose, Anderson East, and most recently, Lucette. Inspired by the likes of everyone from; Gram Parsons & Emmylou Harris, Heart, The Killers, and the perfectly imperfect harmonies of Stevie Nicks and Tom Petty, the two set out as an acoustic two-piece for years, landing slots on The Pilgrimage Festival, Master Musician’s Festival, 30AFest, and opening for artists such as; Willie Nelson, Travis Meadows, and Eddie Vedder, among others. The pair released two EP’s: 2016’s Games We Play, and 2018’s Audacious (which included the single “Camouflage” that placed 2nd in the International Songwriting Competition), before meeting guitarist, Luke Marshall, while guest-speaking at a Kentucky 4H music seminar. Marshall, along with his Johnny Marr-meets-Adrian Belew-inspired playing, proved to be the missing link for the duo that had been forever in search of “that sound”.

In late 2018, the trio caught the eye of Grammy Award Winning producer, Mitch Dane, at a mostly empty gig on a slow Sunday night in Nashville and, long story short: TOWNE was looking for a producer that could capture their live sound on tape and Mitch was looking for a band with a live sound the he wanted to capture on tape. Soon after, sessions were booked at Mitch’s studio in Nashville, Sputnik Sound.

In early 2019, TOWNE’s fans came together, organizing two fundraising concerts to finance the recording of the band’s first full-length album, “In The In Between”. The album is set for release in August of 2019.