Indie spotlight for May 8, 2016 (Show 107)

Forest Fire Gospel Choir is a Nashville based roots rock band originally formed during a recording project in rural Arkansas. FF//GC has a sound somewhere in between Dr. Dog, Joe Cocker, and Kings of Leon. With a combination of soul music, blues, garage rock, and bourbon.    

Desirae Bronson is an emerging American folk/pop singer-songwriter and guitarist from Meridian, Idaho. Her lyrics emanate the feelings of real life in a way that captures the heart, and her simple style is fresh and conveys life in a way that all can relate to.       @DesiraeBronson

Julie Rhodes has earned her reputation as one of New England's richest vocal deliveries and she's done it all with live performances. The ease with which she soulfully sings us through her heartbreak, and subsequent anger, is exceptional.      @Julie_Rhodes_

Hughes Taylor is an up and coming blues artist from Macon, Ga. He is known locally for his impressive and accomplished guitar playing and unique electric style. Hughes is self taught, drawing inspiration from blues and rock artists such as Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and Jimi Hendrix.      @thehughestaylor