Trials, tribulations, and triumphs mold us like clay. Slipping between the cracks of eloquent folk
songcraft and dyed-in-the-wool Americana storytelling, you can practically hear the lessons
learned, the wisdom earned, the pain endured, and the truth shared in the music of Judd
Warrick. As his grizzled bellow rings out over stark instrumentation, he soldiers through the
hard times and always holds on to hope. The singer, songwriter, producer, and
multi-instrumentalist funnels a lifetime of experience into his independent full-length debut LP,
Brokenland.

“Brokenland is my story,” he says. “I don’t think life ever goes exactly how you want it to. I’ve
had a lot of ups and downs. I’m not old; I’m just not twenty anymore. There was a divorce. I’m a
single dad to two daughters. It was rough—though I wouldn’t trade any of it for the world. I like
to say my situation is broken, but hopeful.”