Our August 7th show brought together soulful powerhouses, raw Americana, and infectious indie-pop for an unforgettable night on the waterfront!
Our headliner, Oh He Dead, brought their brand of new soul just a short jaunt up I-95 to Canton Waterfront Park. Hailed by The Washington Post for their "infectious and soulful sound," the D.C.-based five-piece, Oh He Dead has been capturing hearts nationwide with their heartfelt, funky, rock-infused sound.
Straight from Alexander City, Alabama, Kashus Culpepper has lived a million different lives. It's no wonder his music doesn't easily fit into one box. This 26-year-old former construction worker/firefighter/EMT/Navy veteran is a true student of Southern music—masterfully weaving together country, soul, blues, folk, and rock. His husky, freight-train growl carries self-penned stories that are as raw and real as they are haunting.
Representing Baltimore's thriving music scene, Plant Dad — the brainchild of singer-songwriter, composer, and arranger Ralph Bernabe. His playful blend of 80's electronic, alternative rock, and folk has made them a mainstay on the WTMD airwaves for a reason.
Photos by David LaMason and Cary Evan (CE Imagery).
