Aaron Dye

Emerging from the backroads and waterways of Northern Michigan, Aaron Dye is a singer-songwriter whose folk-rock country roots reflect the rugged beauty of his homeland. Influenced by the echoes of Lowell George, Ry Cooder, Bonnie Raitt, Waylon Jennings, and John Prine, Aaron's sound encapsulates the spirit of these musical legends. From George's swampy grooves to the soulful slide of Cooder, each influence finds its place in Aaron's unique sonic tapestry. He has had an impressive 20-year journey as a musician that led him from the Great Lakes, over the Great Divide to the Pacific Ocean and back. In that time, Aaron played guitar and bass for many incredibly talented musicians. He has assembled and fronted more than a few bands, the most recent being StoneFolk. His music is Salt of the Earth and a rootsy combination of traditionalist song craft, delivered with a fresh, distinctive twist. It offers heartfelt snapshots from all sides of the human experience, evoking a sense of warmth and real moments of wonder. A mix of welcome familiarity and a true feeling of genuine discovery. It is a beautiful fusion of soulful expression, restless curiosity, and a genre-wandering style that journeys into deep waters and moves you.