Emery Myers

Makaha Presents Bob Myers is a 1968 album by guitarist Bob Myers. The liner notes indicate he was born in Texas but was raised in Nashville before moving to Hawaii, where he would perform and tour with many others. This was released on Hawaiian label Makaha Records and is a vinyl rip.

Whiskey Myers debut album, Road Of Life, established the guys as a worthy heir to Skynyrd s blue-collar tradition. The sinewy sound and intense musical interplay worked well in concert, and dates began piling up in Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico. Since September 2009, they have been touring throughout Texas and Oklahoma as well as the Midwest and the Southeast. The band's sophomore release, Firewater, ups the ante and solidifies Whiskey Myers as the genre-blending diamond in the rough, whose music has captured the attention of fans and critics alike. Produced by Leroy Powell, former guitarist for Shooter Jennings, and recorded at the famed Panhandle House in Denton, TX.

"When I bring it up with an Asian person, they immediately know what I'm talking about," says Nat Myers of Yellow Peril, the name of his debut album. "But 99 percent of this country doesn't know what it is. It's a very evocative term, and I liked the idea of putting that concept into a blues song.

Nashville-born, Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter Meg Myers makes her full-length debut with "Sorry". The album comes on the heels of her two well-received EPs, 2013's "Daughter in the Choir" and 2014's "Make a Shadow". As with those releases, "Sorry" once again finds Myers collaborating with longtime producer Dr. Rosen Rosen. Together, they craft moody, electronic-tinged rock anthems centered on Myers' yearning, passionate vocals. While Myers' distinctive brand of dark pop fits nicely next to contemporaries like Lorde and Florence + the Machine, "Sorry" also brings to mind the work of alternative rock-era icons like Sinéad O'Connor and Garbage. Included on Sorry is the urgent '90s grunge-influenced single "Lemon Eyes".

Nashville-born, Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter Meg Myers makes her full-length debut with "Sorry". The album comes on the heels of her two well-received EPs, 2013's "Daughter in the Choir" and 2014's "Make a Shadow". As with those releases, "Sorry" once again finds Myers collaborating with longtime producer Dr. Rosen Rosen. Together, they craft moody, electronic-tinged rock anthems centered on Myers' yearning, passionate vocals. While Myers' distinctive brand of dark pop fits nicely next to contemporaries like Lorde and Florence + the Machine, "Sorry" also brings to mind the work of alternative rock-era icons like Sinéad O'Connor and Garbage. Included on Sorry is the urgent '90s grunge-influenced single "Lemon Eyes".