Foster McGinty Nashville, Tennessee
Though heavily influenced by guitar-driven rock, pop, and blues born out of Memphis, New York City, Detroit, and the British Invasion in the 1960s, Foster McGinty is not a throwback artist recreating a golden period in popular music. While a familiar retro texture is ever-present, Foster McGinty has a sound and style undeniably both modern and original. ... more
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