Announcing the new album Roadside Attraction by singer-songwriter Jonathan Foster. His 6th full-length, independent studio release is a snapshot of imagery presented through music and lyrics, primarily inspired by the past two years of touring solo across the continental United States. Accessible songs with in-focus hooks include the upbeat The

Announcing the new album Roadside Attraction by singer-songwriter Jonathan Foster. His 6th full-length, independent studio release is a snapshot of imagery presented through music and lyrics, primarily inspired by the past two years of touring solo across the continental United States. Accessible songs with in-focus hooks include the upbeat The Mountain Echo (reflection on primary school) and Lander Spring (the west), to thought provoking The Anchor (self-doubt) and The Warm Light (near death experience), to the laid back Cottonwood Vines (wine), the reckless Americana Insomnia (road tales), to the moody When You Leave (southwest), The Change (climate disruption), Roadside Table (season’s greetings) and his frame on traditional tune The Cuckoo (Appalachian). Take the exit, peak through the viewfinder, hear the depth of field, and enjoy the new long-player Roadside Attraction by Jonathan Foster.

Recorded, Mixed, & Mastered by Bruce Turgon at After Hours Recorders in Redding, California All songs by Jonathan Foster (BMI) except #7 (traditional) | Copyright © 2023 - All Rights Reserved Jonathan Foster - vocals, guitars, harmonicas | Morgan Hannaford - dobro, mandolin, telecaster (6) Bruce Turgon - bass, 12-string, and acoustic guitars, piano | Joe Misztal drums Nalani Proctor - vocals (4) | Ron Gillette - acoustic guitar (2) | Jim & Keli Dyar - vocals (2) Produced by Bruce Turgon & Jonathan Foster

Genres: Americana, Folk, Roots Rock, Acoustic, Singer-Songwriter, Alt-Country, Blues-Grass

Influences: The Tragically Hip, Alan Lomax, Townes Van Zandt, Ansel Adams, Neil Young, Mark Knopfler, Rachel Carson, Johnny Cash, Tom Petty, Todd Snider, Earnest Hemingway, Gillian Welch

Recommended if you like: Bob Dylan, John Denver, James Taylor, Gordon Lightfoot, Steve Earle