Lucky Suns

Weathered from years of artificial pop glossed as the rhythm and soul of middle America, Lucky Suns are blazing a new trail with a fine arsenal of original songs as well as a few known and obscure covers. The Suns uniquely blend the roots of rural America with the dirty rawness of a downtown Seattle street corner. The result is a dense atmosphere of Americana music that fits as perfectly on a rural back porch as it does a suburban bedroom.

They formed in the Summer 2006. With Dru Deiner's ambitious vision of a true American roots sound, he started off with a harmonica and a guitar, then teamed up with renowned Denver guitarist, T. Fresh, who brought some fine songwriting skills to the table. The pair soon hooked up with pedal steel guitarist Houston McCoy, who immediately gave the sound a stamp of authenticity by using an instrument that is hard to find in the big city “and even harder to learn!” states Houston. The rhythm section is manned by Southern Colorado transplant (and fine bass player to boot), Derek Medina and native Washingtonian and master percussionist Jefferson Allen who holds down the fort. Check them out at your local honky-tonks and taverns throughout the great Northwest