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Hear the Best New Artist of 2006: Joe Purdy

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http://www.joepurdy.com

 

Joe Purdy is a guitar player who was born in Arkansas and has been touring in small clubs all over the USA and Europe. He sounds like a mixture of John Mayer, James Taylor, Tom Petty, and Dave Matthews. His genre is a mixture of folk, bluegrass, and alternative. His song "Wash Away" was featured on ABC's show Lost, and his songs "The City", "Suitcase", "Far Away Blues" and "I Love The Rain The Most" were featured on Grey's Anatomy.

 

I discovered him after hearing his song on Lost and since then have had an obsession with his music. He's made 4 albums on independent labels, 2 which were unreleased and 2 that are available to buy online. His album "Only Four Seasons" is scheduled for a late April 2006 release. If you go to his main website, enter, and click on the "Music" tab at the top, you can sample every song from his previous 4 albums as well as the new album.

 

I'm not being paid to do this, but I feel that quality artists who are unknown deserve some word-of-mouth publicity. Here are 4 songs from his independent albums in mp3 format...enjoy. Look out for Joe Purdy, I have a feeling he's going to be huge in 2006.

 

Mary May & Bobby

California Girl

Come Back Down Joe

Lover's Side Of Town

I'm sure hes gonna love you hotlinking his mp3s.

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