Taylor Hunnicutt and The Low Water Bridge Band

Taylor Hunnicutt's voice is soul and steel, warm as Gulf waters, never breaking but slicing the silence with precision and intent. Hailing from the Cotton State where the Tombigbee meets the Black Warrior River, Hunnicutt began sitting in with blues bands while turning tables at Champy’s Chicken before ultimately giving up the University of Montevallo for the stages and bars in Birmingham. In 2018, she released Flower in a Drought, an EP hallmarked by Muscle Shoals swagger and native twang but righteously barbed with confrontation and a 21st Century angst that rattled the rib cage. (Soundandsoulonline.com)

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Born on the banks of the Shenandoah River, the Low Water Bridge Band got their start at a late night jam. Picking tunes around the campfire, it was clear that a band was in the making. The band continues to evolve; adding talented members and unforgettable original songs, their sound shakes the mountains, rumbles through the holler, and fills the river bottoms.