Artist description While sitting and listening to local artists at a small bar in Ft. Collins, Colorado, David Feather Moreno sat in awe over a sound of an amazing guitar picking style layered by an angelic voice piercing through the crowd. After hearing the music he approached Britt Elise Kaylor to compliment her. All the while thinking how good her voice would sound on his songs and how much his unique guitar style and mystic voice could add to her music. This conversation would lead to the brilliant duet known as Britt and Feather. The music would end up becoming a unique guitar sound forged by mystically angelic harmonies. Musical influences from folk, rock, raggea, blues, and jazz, leave Britt and Feather with a wide range of room to grow and never being forced to fall into any one style. Added to the mix is the Native American wind flute played in a style simply described by Feather as his prayers breathed into an instrument. All of these elements combined with soul searching and deeply spiritual lyrics form a sound and feeling that must be shared throughout brotherhood and sisterhood. Songs and feelings that portrait living life to its fullest by always learning, growing and developing a true relationship with The Creator and all of the creation. This music is an expression of the feelings and questions that arise after realizing that our lives are truly spiritual journeys. And how we must live our lives to the fullest and be like seeds in rich soil, after a long hard winter and GROW!

Music Style Acoustic Singer Songwriter Folk Americana

Musical Influences Toad The Wet Sproket, Burlap To Cashmere. Indigo Girls, Bob Dylan, Bob Marley,Pink Floyd, Tracy Chapman

Similar Artists Richie Havens, Jewel, Tori Amos, Brewer and Shipley, Carlos Nakai, Robert Marrible, Sheryl Crow, Tracy Chapman

Group Members Britt Elise Kaylor and David Feather Moreno

Instruments Acoustic Guitars, Native American Flutes

Location Ft. Collins, Colorado - USA

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