Dusty Sanderson Band

Follow Lamon artist Dusty Sanderson through thick woods, down a bright red dirt road, over a rickety bridge, and by a lakeshore in Bluff Springs, Florida, and he’ll show you where it all began.

The country singer/songwriter has been the life of bonfire parties for years in that very spot. Warm summer nights spent strumming his guitar, covering country and southern rock songs matured Dusty as an artist. Before long, he had gigs at local venues and started writing his own music.

Dusty signed with Lamon Records and recorded his four-song EP at Quad Studios in Nashville with Grammy nominated producer Dave Moody. His first music video for the title track “Chuggin’ Along” was shot in January. The video truly captures Dusty in his element. It’s reminiscent of those nights of pickup trucks, solo cups, and loud music. All of his friends came out to recreate the bonfire parties where Dusty found his calling.

The first single has just hit country radio stations across the nation. The four-song album highlights Dusty’s songwriting abilities, and in addition to the title cut features the catchy, cleverly self-referential “Dang Good Country Song,” “Country to the Stone,” and the ballad “This Old Guitar.”

“I’m really excited about the new album,” Dusty says. “It’s always awesome to see your hard work turned into a reality.”

“It’s very ‘now,’” says his producer Dave Moody, president of Lamon Records, “a mixture of backwoods country and hard driving high energy rock. I think he’s drawing from the best of today’s country artists, and classic outlaw artists too, like David Alan Coe, Waylon Jennings, and others. Whatever he’s doing, it seems to be working.”

Dusty’s Lamon EP, “Chuggin’ Along” is set to be released February 26th on iTunes and in the Lamon Records online store. For more information on Dusty Sanderson and other Lamon Records artists, visit www.lamonrecords.com.
- www.Lamonrecords.com

Follow Lamon artist Dusty Sanderson through thick woods, down a bright red dirt road, over a rickety bridge, and by a lakeshore in Bluff Springs, Florida, and he’ll show you where it all began.

The country singer/songwriter has been the life of bonfire parties for years in that very spot. Warm summer nights spent strumming his guitar, covering country and southern rock songs matured Dusty as an artist. Before long, he had gigs at local venues and started writing his own music.

Dusty signed with Lamon Records and recorded his four-song EP at Quad Studios in Nashville with Grammy nominated producer Dave Moody. His first music video for the title track “Chuggin’ Along” was shot in January. The video truly captures Dusty in his element. It’s reminiscent of those nights of pickup trucks, solo cups, and loud music. All of his friends came out to recreate the bonfire parties where Dusty found his calling.

The first single has just hit country radio stations across the nation. The four-song album highlights Dusty’s songwriting abilities, and in addition to the title cut features the catchy, cleverly self-referential “Dang Good Country Song,” “Country to the Stone,” and the ballad “This Old Guitar.”

“I’m really excited about the new album,” Dusty says. “It’s always awesome to see your hard work turned into a reality.”

“It’s very ‘now,’” says his producer Dave Moody, president of Lamon Records, “a mixture of backwoods country and hard driving high energy rock. I think he’s drawing from the best of today’s country artists, and classic outlaw artists too, like David Alan Coe, Waylon Jennings, and others. Whatever he’s doing, it seems to be working.”

Dusty’s Lamon EP, “Chuggin’ Along” is set to be released February 26th on iTunes and in the Lamon Records online store. For more information on Dusty Sanderson and other Lamon Records artists, visit www.lamonrecords.com.
- www.Lamonrecords.com

North Escambia was setting for part of a country music video filmed Thursday night.

The video for the upcoming single “Chuggin’ Along” by Dusty Sanderson was filmed in Bluff Springs, including a bonfire scene that featured a lot of friends around a bonfire enjoying the song. Additional scenes were filmed earlier in the day at Chan’s on Nine Mile Road.

Sanderson, a Molino native, signed with Lamon Records Nashville late last year and recorded several original songs for his EP release. The single release for radio play, the CD and the video are expected to be released in about a month. - www.northescambia.com

North Escambia was setting for part of a country music video filmed Thursday night.

The video for the upcoming single “Chuggin’ Along” by Dusty Sanderson was filmed in Bluff Springs, including a bonfire scene that featured a lot of friends around a bonfire enjoying the song. Additional scenes were filmed earlier in the day at Chan’s on Nine Mile Road.

Sanderson, a Molino native, signed with Lamon Records Nashville late last year and recorded several original songs for his EP release. The single release for radio play, the CD and the video are expected to be released in about a month. - www.northescambia.com

A North Escambia resident has signed a Nashville recording contract.

Dusty Sanderson, 20, has signed with Lamon Records Nashville. He was in Quad Studios in Nashville recently recording original songs for his upcoming EP release, which should hit the street early in 2013.

The Molino native has been playing guitar since he was 10 years old and singing since he turned 14. “It all started around a bonfire on the river,” says Dusty, “with just me and my guitar, which eventually led to me getting my first real gig in my hometown at a little place called the Fugly Worm.”

Suddenly, the young aspiring artist was landing professionally paying gigs at all the bars and clubs in the area. His deep baritone voice is reminiscent of great country singers like Vern Gosdin or Lefty Frizzell, yet he makes every song his own.

“Dusty has a very unique quality to his voice and a viable music style of what he’s writing,” says his producer Dave Moody, president of Lamon Records. “It’s very ‘now’ … a mixture of backwoods country and hard driving high energy rock. I think he’s drawing from the best of today’s country artists, and classic outlaw artists too, like David Alan Coe, Waylon Jennings, and others. Whatever he’s doing, it seems to be working.”

Asked about his songwriting, Dusty says, “I’ve been interested in writing songs all my life, but I didn’t get serious about it until I was 17. I had a girlfriend that I spent all day, every day with, so when she took a trip to LA for a week I had no clue what to do with my time, so I sat down in my room and started writing.” And he’s not stopped since. - www.northescambia.com

A North Escambia resident has signed a Nashville recording contract.

Dusty Sanderson, 20, has signed with Lamon Records Nashville. He was in Quad Studios in Nashville recently recording original songs for his upcoming EP release, which should hit the street early in 2013.

The Molino native has been playing guitar since he was 10 years old and singing since he turned 14. “It all started around a bonfire on the river,” says Dusty, “with just me and my guitar, which eventually led to me getting my first real gig in my hometown at a little place called the Fugly Worm.”

Suddenly, the young aspiring artist was landing professionally paying gigs at all the bars and clubs in the area. His deep baritone voice is reminiscent of great country singers like Vern Gosdin or Lefty Frizzell, yet he makes every song his own.

“Dusty has a very unique quality to his voice and a viable music style of what he’s writing,” says his producer Dave Moody, president of Lamon Records. “It’s very ‘now’ … a mixture of backwoods country and hard driving high energy rock. I think he’s drawing from the best of today’s country artists, and classic outlaw artists too, like David Alan Coe, Waylon Jennings, and others. Whatever he’s doing, it seems to be working.”

Asked about his songwriting, Dusty says, “I’ve been interested in writing songs all my life, but I didn’t get serious about it until I was 17. I had a girlfriend that I spent all day, every day with, so when she took a trip to LA for a week I had no clue what to do with my time, so I sat down in my room and started writing.” And he’s not stopped since. - www.northescambia.com