Band/Artist: Keith Alan Mitchell
Location: San Francisco
Styles: Acoustic Rock / Alt-Country / Indie Folk
Similar to: Father John Misty, The Head and the Heart, Tom Petty, R.E.M., David Gray
CD: This Clumsy World
Release date: June 20, 2014

Members/Instruments:
Keith performs solo (vocals/acoustic guitar). Album credits: Keith Alan Mitchell – guitar/vocals; Jonathan Kirchner – bass; Andrew Laubacher – tambourine; Michael Zisman – Mandolin; Kirby Hammel – keyboards; Kathy Kennedy – backing vocals on “Swaying.”

Production: Recorded by Scott McDowell at Hyde St. Studio C, San Francisco. Mixed by Randy Rood. Mastered by Brian Lucey at Magic Garden Mastering.

Tracklisting:
1. Been Buried (3:08)
2. Swaying (5:15)
3. You Just Disappear (3:15)
4. Crossed That Line (4:23)
5. What it Means to Soar (4:14)
6. Tavern Angeline (3:35)
7. The Feud (3:42)
8. Next Time (4:19)
9. Every Every (3:07)
10. The Low Way (3:01)
11. Diamond Blues (3:12)
12. Our Eyes (3:39)

Bio:
Keith Alan Mitchell is a singer/songwriter based in the San Francisco Bay Area.

His first album, This Clumsy World, will be released in mid-June. He will be playing shows in the Bay Area and beyond to promote the release, beginning June 20th in San Francisco. After fronting bands in his native Ohio and in California, this is his first solo album.

Influenced by a range of songwriters including David Gray, Paul Westerberg, and Tom Petty, Mitchell values a sincere voice, thoughtful lyrics, and a rock ‘n’ roll groove in his acoustic guitar-driven music.

The upcoming release, This Clumsy World, features a variety of seasoned and up-and-coming Bay Area musicians. However, Keith Alan Mitchell usually performs solo, often including a favorite cover song or two among his many originals.