Indie spotlight for July 19, 2015 (Show 67)

Little Tybee are simply a group of friends who couldn’t stop making music together if they tried. The core of each of their songs begins in the relentless and creative mind of vocalist/guitarist/pianist Brock Scott. The songs mature through the dedicated musicianship of 8-string guitarist Josh Martin, violinist Nirvana Kelly, bassist Ryan Donald, and percussionist Pat Brooks. Since the release of their first LP last year, they have discovered that change is not only inevitable, but indeed good.     @LittleTybee

Dark Water Rising attributes their style of playing and singing to a combination of influences, which range from attending Sunday morning worship services to absorbing the diverse styles and tones of artists like Aretha Franklin, Michael Jackson, the BeeGees, and Lynrd Skynard. Dark Water Rising has two albums under their belt to date: self-titled release “Dark Water Rising” (2010) and “Grace & Grit: Chapter 1” (2012).      @DarkWaterRising

Caroline Bauer is a folk singer/songwriter living and performing in Eugene, OR. Bauer is best known for her poetic lyrics and powerful love songs. Young, but wise beyond her years, Bauer pairs intricate acoustic guitar playing with her pure and haunting voice to create a vulnerable and unprocessed folk sound that is unique to her own personal style.

Sayde Price has a look that turns quickly from young and innocent to piercing and contemplative. Her actions appear well thought out. Price recorded her debut album independently in April 2010 called "Wilt All Rosy". She is currently preparing for her next release on Northplatte Records.     @saydeprice