Indie spotlight for July 26, 2015 (Show 68)

Harvey Cameron, formerly known as The Cameron Brothers Band based out of Toronto, Canada. now reside in Nashville, Tennessee. The band is comprised of brothers Braden (guitar/vocals) and Scott Cameron (bass/vocals) and Emma Harvey (drums/vocals). The band combines multiple genres such as Blues, Folk, Country, and Rock n’ Roll—Harvey Cameron create a sound that can only be described as their own.     @HarveyCameron03

The Cains is two sisters and brother from Hartselle, Ala. They have shared a lot over the years, but their passion for music is what has brought them together as The Cains, a country band with unique harmonies and a variety of influences. Taylor, Madison and Logan Cain are not only singers and songwriters, but also multifaceted entertainers and musicians who play guitar, piano, bass, harmonica, mandolin, drums and more. Their original music features compelling, edgy lyrics that evoke emotion and is inspired by a vast combination of genres from country, soul and pop to Americana and folk.     @TheCainsMusic

3rd & Union was formed in 2012 and is the creative project of Palmer Lee and Chase Coy. They began writing music earlier this year, and loved the songs so much that they pooled all their resources and recorded a full-length album in June. Since then, they've just been gearing up to release it out into the world.  This album is 3rd & Union's first creative endeavor, and hopefully only one of many!      @thirdandunion

Heather Maloney’s journey to finding herself as a singer-songwriter took some unexpected routes. She studied classical operatic, improvisational jazz vocals, and music theory for several years in New Jersey, in addition to a brief stint studying classical Indian vocals with a tutor. “My first shows were jazz, in New York City. I love jazz, but it didn’t feel like where I belonged. Neither did opera. I was grasping to find what felt like home,” she says. “I needed to do something kind of radical.”     @heathermaloney_