It’s been more than a year since the Old Lady heard Kyle Keller’s music, and she is pleased to report that he and his music have grown and matured.

Kyle plays Americana/folk style with boyish charm and a man’s intensity.

His originals are heartfelt hymns to humanity and its foibles, perfect for the laid-back atmosphere of Grassroots Coffeehouse in downtown Valdosta, GA. In his song An Honest Dollar Kyle sings “I’d rather have an empty wallet than an empty heart” and his sincerity makes the line more than just empty words.

Watch Kyle Keller’s Facebook page for future appearances.

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The Romans played their very first gig on this night, and their music paired well with Kyle’s style.

Performing both originals from their new EP Genesis and covers (they do good Dylan) this duo from Tifton made an admirable first showing. Landon Rowe on guitar and Seth Mann on violin work well together to produce a mellow, poignant musical setting for Landon’s smooth voice.

You can hear The Romans’ EP on Spotify (type in The Romans Genesis) and it’s available on iTunes.  If you like it you should buy one.  It’s the best possible way to support struggling musicians, way better than just hitting the “Like” button.

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