Andrew Anderson

Boise native Andrew Anderson is no stranger to travel. In recent years he has lived in Boston, Seattle, Austin, and Boise as well as spending a lot of time on the road. Since relocating to Austin in June of 2009 he has only spent about half his time at home due to his touring and teaching schedule which had him traveling to San Diego, Dallas, Seattle and Hot Springs, AR. Andrew has released three albums. One with fellow songwriter, Stephanie Johnson Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

Boise native Andrew Anderson is no stranger to travel. In recent years he has lived in Boston, Seattle, Austin, and Boise as well as spending a lot of time on the road. Since relocating to Austin in June of 2009 he has only spent about half his time at home due to his touring and teaching schedule which had him traveling to San Diego, Dallas, Seattle and Hot Springs, AR. Andrew has released three albums. One with fellow songwriter, Stephanie Johnson entitled Something We Both Share which was a collection of acoustic songs that were written and recorded in 2005. In 2007 while attending Berklee Andrew finished an EP entitled Love in Reverse which was a created mostly to bridge the gap between the former album and his latest. Andrew's new release As Long as This Thing's Flyin' is available for mail order now and will be released digitally on Novemeber 10th, 2009. The new album was recorded in Boise, ID at Funky Town Studios, by Luke Meade who also helped produce the album as well as played all of the drums and percussion. Joining Luke and Andrew in the effort was Berklee graduate Jeremy Harris, who helped produce as well as playing bass, guitar, banjo and dobro. Jeremy also composed and arranged parts for cello on the record, which were performed by cellist Ki Johnsen. Andrew will be touring in November and December of 2009 in support of the record and plans to tour more in 2010. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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