Indie spotlight for June 4, 2017 (Show 153)

Lost Hollow is an indie, alt folk, Americana band from Nashville, Tn. Their beautiful harmonies and obvious chemistry make for music that is haunting, beautiful and delicious. They have this knack of making their music sound so familiar but so new. Their music lulls you in to that gorgeous, comfortable place. The new EP 'When I Get Home' was released in early May.   @losthollowband

Nathan Xander is a troubadour in the Texas sense, when he’s in Texas. Or in the California sense when he’s there. Or the Chicago sense, oh, OK. You get it. The man writes like he travels: well and often. He’s as familiar with Brooklyn as his hometown of Union City, PA. Nathan’s new collection of songs, recorded in Upstate New York, is his best work to date. @NathanXander

Porter Nickerson are a duo that embody the best of what live music has to offer: heart, grit, and the kind of raw musicianship that transforms listeners into long-time fans. Willy Porter’s searing finger-picking guitar style deftly blends with Carmen Nickerson’s lush vocals to create an unforgettable sound that resonates long after the last chord fades.     @WillyPorter

Her Crooked Heart is the new name; the new music of Rachel Ries – multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, producer, hired gun, singer. Her Crooked Heart’s first release, 'To Gentlemen', comes complete with Rachel’s own limited edition artwork and features members of Bon Iver & Field Report.      @rachelkries