Josh Schicker - Moonlighting

This album features original tracks, 'The Other Side' and 'Feels Like Rain'. Singer-songwriter, Josh Schicker, has been working hard to become one of independent music's most promising rising artists. After years of fronting rock bands, this soulful singer has found his true voice as a solo artist with roots in folk and pop styles. Schicker's music is both soothing and earnest as his strong vocals soar above melodic and unpredictable chord progressions. As a song-writer and recording artist, Schicker collaborated in 2005 with Grammy-winning producer/engineer, Mitch Dane (Nashville, TN) on his latest release, Moonlighting. Most notable is the album's first track, "Feels Like Rain", which lyrically spans the chasm between faith and doubt and musically flows from humble, solo guitar to a soaring climax of cello, lap steel and piano. Schicker's dynamic music has found it's way into independent films, music videos and iPods all over the world. Josh Schicker is acoustic pop at it's best. Some of Josh Schicker's accomplishments include : -INSC Honorable Mention for "No Place Like You" -WeAreListening.com Honorable Mention for "The Other Side" -Blood: Water Mission Christmas Compilation CD 2006 -Peacedriven.com Compilation CD 2007 -Midwest Music Summit 2006 -Has appeared with Sixpence None the Richer, Tyrone Wells, Jon McLaughlin, Matt Wertz, Angie Aparo, Linford Detweiler (Over the Rhine), Jars of Clay and Mozella. Schicker and his wife Rebekah are traveling the country exploring the culture and music scenes of some of the most interesting places in North America. After a long residence in southwest Michigan, a stint in New York City the Pacific Northwest is now home to this performer. You can find out more about Josh Schicker at the following websites: myspace.com/joshschicker virb.com/joshschicker sonicbids.com/joshschicker.

1) Feels Like Rain
2) The Other Side
3) Holding Me Down
4) Open Door
5) No Place Like You
6) Everything Turns Around
7) Afraid
8) Brothers
9) Flesh ; Blood
10) Sing Along
11) Good Mothers Don't Leave!