Desert Demos by Morning Honey
In March I quit my job and took a 10 day excursion just driving west. My ultimate goal was Joshua Tree National Park, but I stopped at multiple places along the way, including hitting Moab on my way out and back. I climbed across the west and the desert, and on each of these types of road trip excursions I had a tendency to write a song that really encapsulated where I was at in life at that moment, or something that told more of a story. This time I tried forcing that perhaps a little much, and that's how I ended up with Highline Hokey (Moab2). I recorded all 3 of these songs on a BLM campground right out the back of my car just outside of the Fruitbowl in Utah. Immediately after recording this, a Subaru Baja came tearing down the road right up to my campsite, and that's where the story encapsulated in my song Oh Moab (coming on the Tiny Town EP) begins...
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Morning Honey exists somewhere between mountain folk, depressingly hopeful singer/songwriter material, but is always the ideal soundtrack to make breakfast to.
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