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Artist description
David Stewart and Brian Mowrey met at Bethel College in St. Paul, MN in the fall of '99. And it wasn't long before they were playing guitar and writing songs together. With such influences as Shane Barnard and Caedmon's Call, they bring words and melody alive with rich guitar harmony.
With the addition of Jackie Linnes (violin) and Josh Sutherland (percussion) came the name Dry Bones Dancing. (Inspired by Ezekiel 37) Following the release of Not Afraid drummer/producer Chris Richter joined up along with Phil Kumagai (bass), and Ronnie de Vries (electric guitar) giving the group a big full sound.
"Our album was produced in about eight days in Chris' living room. We wanted something raw and natural that would capture our passion for Jesus and songwriting..." says Stew regarding their debut project.
Already making an impact on the Minnesota music scene, Brian and Stew are traveling around the country sharing their songs with audiences of all ages. With a passion for college age and high school kids, they bring stories and songs based on real life experiences that people can relate to.
Not Afraid is raw but well produced and written and a must for any lover of acoustic and folk music. Dry Bones Dancing's latest four-song demo is also featured on this site for download. |
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Music Style
Acoustic Christian Rock |
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Musical Influences
Caedmon's Call, Shane Bernard, Jars of Clay, Third Day, By the Tree, Ten Sheckel Shirt |
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Similar Artists
Caedmon's Call, Shane Bernard, Jars of Clay, Third Day, By the Tree, Ten Sheckel Shirt |
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Group Members
Brian Mowrey (lead vocals, acoustic guitar & harmonica)
David James Stewart (acoustic guitar & vocals)
Josh Sutherland (percussion/vocals)
Phil Kumagai (bass)
Ronnie de Vries (electric guitar) |
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Instruments
Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Drum Set, Bass |
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Albums
Not Afraid |
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Location
St. Paul, MN - USA |
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