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Tag: songwriter

  • New Album: Long Way to Go

    New Album: Long Way to Go

    Long Way To Go is a collection of original songs written by Katy and friends (Ted Lindsay, Noah Slater, Dave Ray), the album explores themes of the solo traveler longing for adventure and new horizons, the ups and downs of relationships and moving on. A rocking, upbeat country vibe featuring lots of electric guitar drives the music forward. Jack Miele leads production and his Dream Team form the backbone of musicianship. Check out the terrific review in OffBeat Magazine.

    Long Way to Go was produced and engineered by Jack Miele and recorded at JMP Studios, New Orleans and Studio In The Country, Bogalusa, La. Additional Engineers: Kassie Netherland, Graham Robinson, Jay Wesley, John Fohl. Mixed by Jack Miele.  Mastered by Joe Causey for Voyager Mastering.

    Musicians 

    Jack Miele – Guitar, Bass, Piano, Percussion, Backing Vocals
    Kassie Netherland – Backing Vocals 
    John Fohl – Guitars
    Graham Robinson – Guitars, Rhodes, Mandolin 
    Sean Carey – Bass, Harmonica
    Jimmy Messa – Bass
    Doug Belote – Drums 
    Woody Dantagnan – Drums
    Darrin Triay – Drums
    Emily Zeisler – Cello

    Order the Digital Version at https://katyhobgood.hearnow.com/ 

  • Music Memory from Cameron Meshell

    Music Memory from Cameron Meshell

    Cameron MeshellIn this episode of Confetti Park, Shreveport native son Cameron Meshell shares a childhood music memory.

    Cameron is a talented singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist who was born and raised in north Louisiana. Today, he and his family live in Los Angeles, but his roots in Shreveport are still strong (as are his ongoing partnerships with musical collaborators). Among Cameron’s various musical projects are Forever Like Red and Alarm Science.

    Cameron plays drums, guitar, and piano, but it’s his beautiful and acrobatic singing that is so arresting. It’s no surprise that when Cameron thinks back on his earliest musical influences, he recalls another musician known for his amazing vocal pipes: Freddie Mercury of the band Queen.

    Says Cameron: “My first musical memory that had an impact on me as an artist was of an album called Queen, self-titled. It was given to me by my uncle, when I was eleven years old. I just remember being so consumed by the album and that was the moment that made me want to be a singer.”