Indie spotlight for October 18, 2015 (Show 80)

 The Black Feathers are an award winning duo from Gloucestershire in England. The perfectly paired voices of Sian Chandler and Ray Hughes intertwine effortlessly to create a genre-defying sound, combining elements of folk, roots, americana, and southern rock. The duo have been touring all over the UK for the past 2 years, winning over new fans of all ages everywhere they go.      @BlackFeathersUK

The Royal Foundry make the kind of uptempo folk pop that comes from harmonious alignment. It makes sense, then, that band members Bethany and Jared Salte are married. As the duo write music inspired by their marital life along with life lessons and challenges, they embark hand-in-hand, creating thought provoking lyrics, mesmerizing melodies, and a charming, unforgettable chemistry.     @theroyalfoundry

Emily Hearn is a 25-year-old living in Athens, Georgia who happens to write and sing songs for a living. She has released three albums Paper Heart EP (2010), Red Balloon (2012) & Promises EP (2013)]. Her newest album "Hourglass" was released in March of 2015. She has travelled all over the United States singing her songs with her favorite person in the world--her husband Michael Harrison.     @emilyhearn

Adam George is a folk singer/songwriter from the northern beaches Sydney. Being introduced to Bob Dylan and Nick Drake’s music from his father at a young age set his musical influences early on. Having grown up in a strong surfing and skating community, you can hear the influences of beach life in his music along with a very autobiographical style of writing that brings to light, Equality and Love.     @AdamGeorgeMusic