Farther From Home

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ABOUT

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Hailing from Washington State, singer, songwriter and country recording artist Michael McCall is truly a welcomed surprise…to the country music sector and the world. Michael grew up splitting time in both Washington and Florida, working the felids and sea, solidifying an upbringing and lifestyle that taught him early on the value of hard work and its marriage to honesty, loyalty and dedication; and these characteristics ring true in his pursuit of his music career.

Engaged by the eclectic and traditional styles of Otis Redding, John Mellencamp, Bryan Adams, Dwight Yoakam, Jason Isbell, George Strait and Waylon Jennings, and a talented family of musicians (including one of his biggest influences, his father, who was a songwriter and guitarist), Michael is drawn to storylines that captivate and phrases that lure and hook the listener.

With a sound that doesn’t fit in a box, his original compositions embrace a combination of new contemporary country, a touch of late 80s and 90s hits, with a healthy dose of yesterday’s classic rock. Pursuing his music career as a full-time endeavor since 2017, Michael began playing guitar in various bands. He’s concentrated is focus on songwriting, has since recorded and released a self-titled album, been pursued by various labels and enjoyed chart success in the UK. Michael is currently gearing up to release his next single, "Farther From Home" on July 9.

MUSIC

While McCall’s inventive guitar chops and haunting vocals may seemingly have been inherited naturally, he has a musical style all his own. With unique phrasing and perspective, Michael writes his own truth to create a captivating story from what may have once been mundane to become incredibly interesting.

THE SELF TITLED

DEBUT ALBUM

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GALLERY

His live show kicks off with a “bang,” spotlighting driving rock rhythms and pulsing pop rock drums, breaks down to an intimate acoustic performance, featuring flavorful melodies and simplistic, sing-along lyrics, to ramp back up and conclude with a big finish.

FROM THE FIELDS TO THE STAGE

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