Indie spotlight for January 17, 2015 (Show 92)

Max Jury comes on like the missing link between Gram Parsons and George Harrison, shot through with the grace of James Blake. An impeccable song-crafter, he’s got one foot in the cornfields and the other in the nearest dive bar whilst his fingers skip across the keys of his Fender Rhodes     @maxwelljury

Whetherman is the moniker of 31-year-old Nicholas Williams, who has independently released six full-length albums of “Sunny, soulful folk music that is irresistible" (Indie Music Reviewer) since 2007, most recently the critically-acclaimed 'Seeds for Harvest' in April of this year.      @WhethermanMusic

Geron Hoy's debut is focused on songwriting, guitar parts, earnest vocals and capturing moods. Singer/ songwriters struggle to stick out. His songs are deeper than most. He's been called a hybrid between Tom Petty and Amos Lee.     @geronhoy

Blair Burnette grew up in Nashville and now lives in California. Her dad was a staff writer at Sony Tree and schooled Blair in the rock traditions of Motown, Elton John, Stevie Wonder, James Taylor, the Beatles and Carole King.     @blairburnette