Swear and Shake

Swear and Shake in Nashville, TN. January 2016.

Swear and Shake is an indie folk band based out of Nashville, Tennessee. Formed in 2010 by Kari Spieler (vocals, lyrics, guitar), Adam McHeffey (vocals, lyrics, guitar, banjo), the band now includes Shaun Savage (electric bass). [1] [2] Time Out New York described their sound as "postcard-perfect indie folk with an undercurrent of sly humor." [3] Swear and Shake self-identify their sound as "Big Hook Americana". [4] The band relocated from Brooklyn, New York to Nashville, Tennessee, in November, 2014, to write their second full-length record.

Maple Ridge LP

In 2012 Swear and Shake released their debut album Maple Ridge. The band's campaign to fund the record through the crowd funding website Kickstarter exceeded its goal by $750.00.[5] The record gained the band attention amongst notable independent music blogs, with My Old Kentucky Blog featuring Swear and Shake in their New Band Smell section,[6] multiple features in The Deli Magazine,[7][8] and The Blue Indian naming Swear and Shake as their Band Of The Month for December 2012.[9]

Members

Current:

Past Members:

Discography

Year Title Tracks Notes
2010 Extended Play
  1. Being and Time
  2. The Promise
  3. Johnnie
  4. Truckstop Flower
  5. Bones
2011 For Better, For Worse - Single
  1. For Better, For Worse
2012 Maple Ridge
  1. Marbles
  2. These White Walls
  3. Suddenly
  4. Find Her Way
  5. Summer in a New State
  6. Humming to a Sea Snail
  7. Moving Parts
  8. Wrecking Ball
  9. Hand and Foot, Heart and Soul
  10. The Light
2013 Brother - Single
  1. Brother
2013 Fire - Single
  1. Fire
2014 "Ain't That Lovin"
  1. Like You Do
  2. Wishful Thinking on Seagrass Shoal
  3. Daggers
  4. Good as Gone
  5. Be Your Strength
2014 "I'm Not The Only One"
  1. I'm Not The Only One
Sam Smith cover
2014 Holiday Split Single
  1. Santa, My First Love
  2. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
2015 I'm Looking Through You
  1. I'm Looking Through You
Featured on Looking Through You: A 50th Anniversary Tribute to the Beatles’ Rubber Soul

References


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