A duo who share a passion for inventiveness and uniting others, Nashville's alternative-act Radnor is a long-term art project. Warner Carpenter and Connor Hoffman first joined forces to become a band, but later uncovered a more important narrative that allowed them to utilize all mediums of art in order to convey ideas in a unique way. The duo is now on a mission to author universes of genuine content, and deliver 360-degree experiences of creativity. Although they lean on their history in music, they collaborate and evolve to demonstrate ideas through all artistic mediums. Whether it is in the form of a live experience, a collaboration with a painter, or an interview series with others, Radnor strives to make meaningful and impactful pieces that create a climate of hope for anyone listening. Radnor saw small successes in their first years with a debut album by growing their Youtube channel and local fanbase. Channeling that momentum, they strived to push forward, but resources were limited. Adapting to these circumstances, they sharpened practical skills like recording and design to become a well-oiled, self-sufficient machine. Centering their strengths and passions, Radnor created art that impacted people, and developed a dedicated community of fans in the process. While honing their craft in the studio, the duo also recognized and targeted a potential weak link - their live show as a two-piece. They took on this challenge to create a musical and visual experience unparalleled by any artists at their level. "Radnor is much more than just a band. It is a means of artistic expression and connecting with others. We believe that our fans are as much a part of Radnor as we are, and we would be nothing without them." -Warner Carpenter Approaching all challenges with this mindset of overcoming, Radnor exemplifies vitality. Stream our new song "Tell Me I'll Be Alright" now - http://po.st/tmibaspotify