Artist description Two up-and-coming artists out of Luther College in Decorah, IA that love to perform and write music. Acoustic riffs and amazing guitar solos enhance the beautiful melodies and the tapestry of harmony produced by two of Luther's best choral singers. The beauty of the lyrics and melodies will give any guy the ability to woo a crush.

Music Style A creative blend of acoustic guitar, keyboard, harmonica, and tight vocal harmonies.

Musical Influences Dave Matthews, Radiohead, Collective Soul

Similar Artists Evan and Jaron with a little dash of Collective Soul, Radiohead, and Jars of Clay

Artist History Paul and Scott met at Luther College in 2001 as roommates and began jamming in their room. This jam session spawned the idea for a CD which has just been completed! The CD entitled, "Hello and Goodbye" includes 12 original tracks and can be ordered by e-mailing p.s. (paulandscott@hotmail.com) CD's cost $8 plus shipping and handling.

Group Members Paul Myklebust Scott Meyer

Instruments Guitar, Keyboard, Harmonica

Albums Hello and Goodbye; Live at Luther

Press Reviews Sold out show at Decorah's Magpie Coffee House was a crowd pleaser! "You guys are not only good musicians, but your on-stage presence was so funny and fun to watch!"-Katie Hewitt I was visting a friend of mine and heard your performance. I wanted to let you know how much I loved it. It kind of reminded me of the group Evan and Jaron, if you've ever heard of them before. I think it's so amazing that you wrote all of that stuff. You guys are great and I hope that you keep on playing and writing. By the way, "Perfection" almost made me cry. Don't lose that heart that you put into it, because that's what makes the music truly sing. -Ann Leaners

Location Decorah, IA - USA

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