Singer-Songwriter Night: Pat Hull, Kaylor Otwell, EW Harris

Pat Hull:

Pat Hull is a singer-songwriter from Connecticut currently based out of Northern California. His music intertwines a melodic, soulful, counter-tenor vocal range with a unique finger picking style, creating a dreamy landscape with unpredictable hooks and turns. Most of his songs are played on a nylon guitar, adding a warmth and color to the sensitivity of Pat’s song writing. His latest studio album, Madrona, was recorded in Portland, OR. This release, as well as his back catalog, showcase layered compositions, songs written for piano, and rich vocal harmonies.

Kaylor Otwell:

Kaylor Otwell is an Americana singer-songwriter, actor, and visual artist. Originally from Birmingham, Alabama, Otwell was born and bred on the country and blues music of the South, and started writing songs and performing as a young child. Growing up in church choirs, she fell in love with multi-voice harmony – something she still incorporates into her music. Post-college she formed her band, The Tin Cans, and began performing her own songs regularly. Her first self-titled album was recorded live at 2nd Row Studio and released in 2010. “Hell or High Water,” her sophomore EP, was published in 2016. Otwell took her musical talents to New York City in 2017 and began preforming under her own name. She has graced the stage of many iconic venues there with her band. Recently Otwell completed a third, full-length studio album, “Pioneer,” which is set to be released in 2025. The album was recorded at the legendary Blackbird Studios and produced at The Studio Nashville.

E.W. Harris:

E.W. Harris is a Rust Belt born, Southern wrought, alt-folk singer/songwriter, producer, and artist based in Brooklyn, NY. A self-styled “Dystopian Romantic,” Harris combines sonic textures, memorable melodies, and powerful vocals to create music he calls “speculative folk.” At present, he can be found throughout the northeastern US performing in anticipation of his forthcoming release Machine Living In Relief, joined by his band The Zero Saga featuring bassist Georgia Weber, drummer Sonny Ratcliff, and multi-instrumentalist Ginja Skwurl.