Tuesday July 22, 2008
		TAKE A CHANCE TUESDAY Fox on a Hill Showcase featuring Breathe Owl Breathe, Jen Sygit, Luke Winslow-King
		Show starts at 8 pm Doors open at 7:30 pm
		Tickets sold at the doors
		Seating Chart
		Contemporary Songwriters & Groups

"No-cost new Michigan sounds"

Fox on a Hill is a Petoskey-based group of artists, musicians, filmmakers, and business leaders who work "to discover, support, and distribute works by community-minded and independent artists" in Northwest Lower Michigan and beyond--a sign that the vigorous grassroots musical activity in the region is growing into something bigger. Take this no-cost opportunity to check out some of their new musical offerings! Cadillac-born singer-songwriter Luke Winslow-King has had a musical education ranging from Interlochen to the streets of New Orleans, a stint at the Charles University in Prague, and studies with local avant-garde composer "Blue Gene" Tyranny. His simultaneously rustic and elegant sound draws on ragtime, impressionism, Delta blues, and folk influences. Rising Lansing singer-songwriter Jen Sygit (rhymes with "dig it") has gained airplay on Ann Arbor's 107.1 FM with a pleasantly bluesy sound that carries forward influences from Gillian Welch, Patty Griffin, Bonnie Raitt, and Lucinda Williams. East Jordan, Michigan's Breathe Owl Breathe is a trio (sometimes a duo) with roots in indie, classical, and traditional music. They play original songs that combine vocals, guitar, banjo, and classical-styled cello from Colombian-born, Ann Arbor-educated Andrea Moreno-Beals. "At last, some music in the folk tradition that is new and refreshing, something an old music critic like me is always looking to find," says All Music Guide founder Michael Erlewine.

Click here or here to visit Breathe Owl Breathe on the Web.

Click here or here to visit Jen Sygit's websites.

Click here or here to visit Luke Winslow-King on the Web.

Click here to learn more about Fox on a Hill.






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