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The Accidentals<br />
The Accidentals is made up of two amazing young girls and a<br />
lot of energy. Savannah Buist who plays acoustic guitar, violin,<br />
banjo, mandolin and bass and Katie Larson on cello make<br />
music a celebration. They are joined by Michael Dause who is<br />
their drummer. “Our music,” Savannah tells us, “has been<br />
described as genre-blending. We love that idea to combine<br />
genres! Gypsy jazz, rock, folk… it’s a lot of fun!”<br />
Their album, Parking Lot was recorded last spring and was<br />
self-produced and self-released. The title track, “Parking Lot”<br />
is an inside joke within the band. “After high school we hit the<br />
road doing 230 shows a year. When we started touring the<br />
west coast, we found out the some venues have rules where if<br />
you’re not 21 years old, you’re allowed to go inside and set<br />
up, sound check, but you have to wait out in the parking lot<br />
until it was your performance time. So we spent a lot of time<br />
in parking lots,” Savannah laughs, “but now we’re out of the<br />
parking lot!” To find out more about the band please visit them<br />
at www.moreaccidental.com.<br />
Charlie Mars<br />
Charlie Mars, originally from Mississippi, says he writes music<br />
to connect and to share with everyone. His CD, The Money<br />
which is the final volume in the Charlie Mars’ Texas trilogy<br />
was released in 2012 and has been described as solid from<br />
beginning to end.<br />
Following that, his new album, Beach Town was recorded in<br />
Texas and has more of a country feel than he’s ever done<br />
before. It will be released in August. You can find more at<br />
www.charliemars.com.<br />
BUZZ Magazine May-June <strong>2017</strong> 33
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