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Hailing from La Crosse, WI Andy Hughes previously spent time as the front man and main songwriter for Alternative Reggae/Ska band, TUGG, whose recordings all made the Top 5 iTunes and Amazon’s Reggae Charts. A life-long fan of classic country - Hughes counts Cash, Kristofferson, and Prine among his influences - the singer-songwriter switched gears in 2017, releasing his debut album, Heartland and Heartache, a reflective, bittersweet, and memorable twelve-track collection which mines classic country melodies and relatable themes.
One of the album's standout tracks "Misery," a stirring duet led by a gentle acoustic guitar and steel, finds Hughes slightly raspy vocals exchanging sentiments with Hanson as they ponder the misery of loneliness. "Eight long days since I felt your touch In more way than one that just ain't enough Eight more days and I need your love Swear that you ain't giving it to someone who don't mean too much." For more information visit HERE
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6/13/2018 08:30:30 am
Rachel Hanson is always the best person to collaborate with. It's a sure thing that you will get the result that you want because her voice is simply a gift from above. By the way, Andy Hughes has a great voice too, and there's no way I could question that. Listening this song on the loop does not make me feel bored because it relaxes my ears. I am hoping that you will release it on the mainstream music industry. I am pretty sure that a lot of people will appreciate its texture! 3/27/2021 12:44:40 pm
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