Another episode I got to record before the Pandemic of 2020 hit with one of my favorite local indie bands Indigo Kidd (two ds).  Transplants from east Washington (not like Seattle, think more Vegas landscape with a lot less going on) this band hits all the right notes when it comes to writing songs with feeling and true angst you hear through haunting lyrics and twangy guitar riffs.  I stumbled upon them one blurry night at local favorite live music spot The Bunkhouse in downtown and was pleasantly surprised from start to finish of the show and have been a fan ever since.  Eli also works at our local Coffee shop Mothership inside Fergusons Downtown so it was inevitable for me to sit down and pick his brain on his latest endeavors and plans for the future (once of course we are out of the water on this crazy time).  

Make sure you stay tuned till the end to hear one of their crowd favorite tracks titled "Nicotine Queen" off their album 

Sad Daze in Sunny Valley one of my favorite live tracks to hear them play out.

Stay safe and much love!