Agent: Lori Peters
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“At her most compelling, Hunt crafts breathtaking ballads with heartrending melodies reminiscent of Merle Haggard’s soulful best.” — No Depression
“Phoebe Hunt’s mystical meditations lie at the core of the music that she records. Searching for a spiritual poignancy in the emotional sentiments of folk storytelling, Phoebe Hunt is acutely aware of the human condition, its triumphs and setbacks, and the divides set between us. ” — PopMatters
“Some Things Change” is a winding, elliptical folk gem. Chiming guitar tones and resonant swells of strings encircle Hunt’s lilting vocals, crafting a delicate folk lullaby.”— Under The Radar
“It’s like an amalgamation of American music styles. I hear a bit of Appalachian, a bit of western folk, and a lot of joyful celebration.” — Ear to the Ground
With a new album in hand and a mesmerizing trio to introduce, Phoebe Hunt dazzles as she steps back on the stage presenting her latest, Neither One Of Us Is Wrong.
From Rolling Stone Country to NPR’s Heavy Rotation, her music is reaching an audience that listens deeply. Neither One of Us Is Wrong considers the divisions in our society. As a witness, offering a perspective of one who listens to the “other side”, Hunt explores the myriad of emotions that encompass our societal disconnection.
Through this time, Hunt’s own musical creativity found expression with two emerging songwriters- Makenna Hartlin and Tabitha Meeks. Hartlin, whom Hunt met on a past tour in Jolliette, IL, found her way to Nashville just as the pandemic set in, and began helping Hunt with her online music school. Her angelic and otherworldly vocal abilities led her to be crowned first place in the Big Break Vocal Competition in Chicago, IL. Instantaneously, the two began co-writing on the back porch and exploring their artistic kinship. Hartlin soon introduced Hunt to her musical confidant Tabitha Meeks, and immediately Hunt knew something dynamic was emerging. Meeks, trained in classical and jazz piano, has the versatility to freely express on the keys, while soulfully vocalizing. Think Regina Spector meets Norah Jones, Randy Newman and Ingrid Michaelson. Now, at the pinnacle of their creative collaboration, Hunt has invited Hartlin and Meeks to join her in bringing Neither One Of Us Is Wrong to the stage. The trio have a siren-esque essence, drenched in enchanting harmonies, simultaneously rooted in musical foundations.
