Artist description solo vocal and acoustic guitar...

Music Style Acoustic Folk/Rock

Musical Influences Indigo Girls, Bob Dylan, Richie Havens, Billy Joel, Elton John, etc....

Artist History With his skillful artistry and musical style, Sean Smith has captivated the ears and minds of audiences across America. He has subsequently shared the stage with folk sensations such as Leo Kottke, Jack Williams, Lucy Kaplansky, and folk/pop superstar John Mayer. Sean’s musical career stems from his love of writing and acoustic music. After attending the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, and a tour in the United States Air Force, Smith confronted social issues like growing up in a racist southern environment. In songs like “Pledge Allegiance,” and “The Way of This Place” Smith helps us to explore the human condition, and reach a peaceable resolve through education, effort, and love. His second album, “Live @ Eddie’s Attic”, mixes a rich earthy vocal tone and passionate lyrical style with soulful acoustic accompaniment for a very unique and pleasantly original sound.

Group Members Sean Smith

Instruments Acoustic Guitar

Albums Live @ Eddie's Attic

Press Reviews “Sean Smith's music was born out of the most venerable of folk traditions: A life shaded by adversity begat a cry for social change, and the result was pure, guitar-fueled poetry." Keith W. Norton, Mountain Xpress Asheville, North Carolina “Before you know it, you’re completely soaked in. The very personification of the term “acoustic poet,” Smith serves up thought-provoking lyrics that not only point out some of the world injustices but also offers solutions.” Dan Armonaitis, Metro Beat Greenville, South Carolina “If the energy in the room could be tapped somehow, California would never have to worry about another rolling blackout” Blake Guthrie, Creative Loafing Atlanta, Georgia “Sean Smith stands tall with Dylan as a songwriter.” Jay Mouton, Southeast Performer Atlanta, Georgia

Location Chattanooga, Tennessee - USA

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