Indie spotlight for February 4, 2018 (Show 180)

Kasey Anderson has released solo recordings as well as with his group the Honkies. He is a singer, songwriter, guitarist, producer and musician born in Portland, relocated to Bellingham when he was 18, and operated at times from Seattle. His music has been described as Americana and alt-country and he cites his musical influences as Chuck Berry, The Rolling Stones, Faces and Bob Dylan.     @leasdef

Guy Major is an Ottawa Canada and east coast musician performing for 30 years, Guy is a captivating performer, both solo, or in a band. He has performed on CBC live national radio (Canada) on several occasions and at large festivals. He appeared on Atlantic Airwaves with Natalie MacMaster, performed for The Corrs by chance, and recorded his debut album in 2004.     @guymajor24

Alexander Wren's debut EP 'The Good in Goodbye' marks the beginning of one midwestern boy’s journey of intent, the hard-won determination to find his own voice—literally and lyrically—on his own terms. A Ft. Wayne, IN native, Alexander now makes his home in Nashville. 'The Good in Goodbye' is a testament to Alexander’s interpretive skill, his ‘old school’ turn of phrasing and his Velcro-fierce valuing of simplicity and truth.      @alexander_wren

Angie Aparo is A Folk Rock Country Punk Jazz Singer trapped in a love song. His powerful words, vocals, instruments, effects are wrapped up into musical art films. Angie is an audio scientist with sounds, both modern and traditional, then mixing technology that we use every day to create his songs. What has come out of him is a gutted-out heart, a re-wired brain and motor skills that are sharper than a butcher knife in the kitchen.     @AngieAparo