Cloudbirds

1 2 3 Clap was short lived, so Joey King and Glenn Rischke and I decided to make a singing group: guitars and three-part harmonies. After years of loud guitars and drums, playing in Cloudbirds was like a soothing single malt. Our good pal, Stan Wood from onYou recorded our first, self-titled record, and we self-produced Blue Indian at the Hideout with Mark Mouse Brunner at Reel Sounds doing the mastering. There were some great, intimate shows during those few years and nothing beats singing those harmonies. I’m so grateful for that time and those guys.