Barna Howard - Promise, I Won't Laugh + debut album

Barna Howard

Missouri's clearest voice since a certain steamboat pilot, Barna Howard is a meticulous craftsman.

His are songwriters' songs, weaving melody, narrative and gravity in ways only the best have. He comes to the listener like some overlooked great, reincarnated for one last shot.

Barna Howard grew up in up a small town outside of St. Louis, Eureka, Missouri. He Now lives in Portland, by way of Chicago and Boston. The contrast of growing up in a small town and moving through cities has had a heavy influence on his songwriting. He is attracted to personal stories that resonate universally but still, most of his songs' characters come from his Missouri youth. Major influences are Bert Jansch, Neil Young, Townes Van Zandt and James Talley.

His self-titled record was recorded in a damp Portland basement studio and will be released on February 21, 2012 via Mama Bird Recording Company. The debut record serves as a simple, completely stripped-down introduction.

Barna Howard - Promise, I Won't Laugh:

Barna Howard tracklist

1. Horizons Fade
2. I'll Let You Pick A Window
3. Tinker Creek
4. I Don't Fall Much, Anymore
5. Song For Joe
6. Promise, I Won't Laugh
7. It Hurts To Know
8. Pat's House
9. Turns Around The Bottle
10. Timber Nails And Tears

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