Local singer-songwriter/musician David Earl, who has fronted a number of bands over the years, is set to release his new album at Isis Music Hall on Saturday, March 18. The launch show is a co-bill with Black Robin Hero, but Earl’s swaggery folk-rock style is completely his own.
“It could be so much worse / I heard you sangin’ we’re cursed / You can have your early funeral I won’t drive the hearse,” he sings. Here, he debuts his new video for the album’s title track, “Catch a Thrill.”
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We love our Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity Donor Wall! Beautiful work! It would be even more beautiful if the public knew David Earl designed it! (Come on David Earl – give us a plaque with your name on it!)