Emerging Memphis recording artist Carey Haynes to host debut CD release party
Americana/Rock artist Carey Haynes will be hosting a free outdoor concert promoting his CD/EP debut release near his Memphis hometown in Byhalia, MS this Saturday, July 11th, 8PM at Paseur’s Place
(EMAILWIRE.COM, July 09, 2009 ) MEMPHIS, TN – This Saturday, southern rock fans will be treated to a special show hosted by rapidly emerging FinnDoo recording artist Carey Haynes and his band, featuring Josh Haynes on lead guitar and Jason Howie on drums. This outdoor show will be performed at Paseur’s Place, a 10-acre farm in Carey’s hometown of Byhalia, Mississippi, 13190 Taylor Mills Rd., 38611. This show is being performed at no cost for Carey’s fans, and all fans of Americana-style southern rock. Beer, pork, t-shirts, and of course, Carey’s new self-titled EP will be on sale.
Carey’s EP has been several years in the making, with his love affair with music beginning at age 14. “I started to seriously write when I was about 14 or so. It was mostly poetry, and I had a short lived two-man band in high school, but I really started learning the piano when I was 18.” Carey majored in piano and voice in college, and has been performing ever since. His musical ambitions are what one would expect of a free-spirited, talented young artist. “I want to travel, play everywhere I can, see the world. I love being on the road…I remember one party we played and the cops showed up…they decided to let us keep playing, so we started singing ‘I fought the law’…you just can’t plan moments like that.” Long term? “I want to continue to just write songs…the plan is, ideally, people will like those songs and I'll be able to just keep on going.” Which is not to mean that the young Haynes intends to only be a “gigging” performer. “It'd be cool to write a score for a movie down the road,” says Haynes.
A quick listen to Carey Haynes’ EP pulls the listener down a path of passion and feeling. “On the surface, it probably comes across as a bunch of songs about girls,”, says Haynes, “but I think the main theme that's in every song is the personal responsibility we all have for our own lives. A lot of the songs are very sarcastic,” jokes Carey, “Sometimes I’m singing lyrics that are the complete opposite of what I believe.” When asked which lyrics, Carey gets coy: “Ha, you’ll have to listen to the CD and figure that out for yourself. But the true inspiration for these songs just comes from life experiences, rough times, telling stories about life, trying to "capture the feeling and emotion of those moments in time." Sounds like Americana indeed.
Anyone and everyone is welcome to come party with the band at Carey Haynes’ EP release celebration at Paseur’s Place, but those 18 and under will need to come with a parent or guardian.
More information about Carey Haynes can be found at www.myspace.com/careyhaynesmusic. For bookings and interviews, contact Michael Youmans of FinnDoo Entertainment at www.finndoo.com.
Carey’s EP has been several years in the making, with his love affair with music beginning at age 14. “I started to seriously write when I was about 14 or so. It was mostly poetry, and I had a short lived two-man band in high school, but I really started learning the piano when I was 18.” Carey majored in piano and voice in college, and has been performing ever since. His musical ambitions are what one would expect of a free-spirited, talented young artist. “I want to travel, play everywhere I can, see the world. I love being on the road…I remember one party we played and the cops showed up…they decided to let us keep playing, so we started singing ‘I fought the law’…you just can’t plan moments like that.” Long term? “I want to continue to just write songs…the plan is, ideally, people will like those songs and I'll be able to just keep on going.” Which is not to mean that the young Haynes intends to only be a “gigging” performer. “It'd be cool to write a score for a movie down the road,” says Haynes.
A quick listen to Carey Haynes’ EP pulls the listener down a path of passion and feeling. “On the surface, it probably comes across as a bunch of songs about girls,”, says Haynes, “but I think the main theme that's in every song is the personal responsibility we all have for our own lives. A lot of the songs are very sarcastic,” jokes Carey, “Sometimes I’m singing lyrics that are the complete opposite of what I believe.” When asked which lyrics, Carey gets coy: “Ha, you’ll have to listen to the CD and figure that out for yourself. But the true inspiration for these songs just comes from life experiences, rough times, telling stories about life, trying to "capture the feeling and emotion of those moments in time." Sounds like Americana indeed.
Anyone and everyone is welcome to come party with the band at Carey Haynes’ EP release celebration at Paseur’s Place, but those 18 and under will need to come with a parent or guardian.
More information about Carey Haynes can be found at www.myspace.com/careyhaynesmusic. For bookings and interviews, contact Michael Youmans of FinnDoo Entertainment at www.finndoo.com.
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