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David Wimbish (The Collection) and Jesse James DeConto have been making music together for more than a decade, since David recorded trumpet on Jesse’s second full-length back in 2013. As touring singer-songwriters and bandleaders, they’ve played separately on Midwestern stages from Summerfest to Mile of Music to Schuba’s and Beat Kitchen. Mostly, they’ve been each other’s big fans, crossing paths and cheering each other on at SXSW, Wild Goose Festival and The Collection’s own Soil & Sky Fest in NC.
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The Pinkerton Raid’s Jesse James DeConto hails from New England, with dad’s guitar and mom’s radio tuned to Soulsville, The Village, Liverpool and Laurel Canyon, now mining foothills-folk in Durham, N.C., for songs AMERICANA-UK calls “anthemic.” With the band’s latest release of winter-themed cover songs, the band takes on those classic mellow gold sounds directly, framing their sonic journey with a pop-noir version of Vince Guaraldi's "Christmas Time Is Here" on one end and a driving, drum-circle and brass-polished rendition of folk-rock descendants Fleet Foxes' "White Winter Hymnal" on the other. “Radiant,” says AMERICAN SONGWRITER. The band has opened for Illiterate Light, The Ballroom Thieves, TopHouse, The Collection and Noah Gundersen. They’ve slotted at Daytrotter and at festivals like Shakori Hills, Albino Skunk, H St., Beacon Bonfire and AVL Fest with artists such as River Whyless, Sunny War, Watchhouse and The Bones of JR Jones. “A sound for dreamers around a campfire,” says GHETTOBLASTER.
Read MoreGenres: Americana, Indie Pop, Folk Rock, Indie Folk
Band Members: Cameron Collier, Jesse James DeConto
Hometown: Durham, North Carolina
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Stellar venue, great music. Friday night couldn’t have gotten much better than this.
Mar 4, 2020·Wilmington, NC
