Grant Ewing is a modern soul singer with strong ties to blues and rock elements. Great songwriting, powerful vocals, and well thought out arrangements make this dynamic group's explosive live performance captivate audiences wherever they go. With the release of his new full-length record "The Buzz of a City Night", Ewing is breaking new ground while staying true to the music that moved him .

As with all developing artists, the sound of Ewing's music has shifted and evolved through the years. His freshman release, "Rainmaker," touches on the multi-genre appeal of someone discovering their own sound. The openly improvised saxophone solos of Kris Kimura and slick free-form drumming of Jeff Botta add a unique feel to the record that could never be replicated. Ewing's melodic exploration and guitarist Hunter St. Marie's blues influenced contributions make "Rainmaker" hold a strong appeal to listeners through it's raw and honest approach.

In working towards the next album, "Move," the band went through a period of experimentation with different members and songwriting approaches. With the addition of Nathaniel Klugman, Jake Sutton, and Colin Colby the five members began to work towards a new sound and continued to play extensively throughout the state. "Move" was recorded with this line-up and was a step in a new direction for the band that broadened appeal from listeners of many different genres. The band continued to play together for the next few years to come, eventually settling into a unique sound heavily influenced by the soul music of the 1960's.

Now, that sound has been sculpted and shaped into something that can only be described as powerful. We strive to continue to expand the limits of our abilities and are pleased to bring you our new album, "The Buzz of a City Night," released in May of 2013.