Black Water Choir is the collective mind of Corey Hines, blending folk and alt-country styles with a dark-pop influence echoing throughout; often experimenting with raw, lo-fidelity recordings and noises to create an ambient room-scape within a song. Spending the majority of his life in western North Carolina and eastern Tennessee where the influence of mountains, weather and light have found their way into the core of the writing process, including sounds
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Black Water Choir is the collective mind of Corey Hines, blending folk and alt-country styles with a dark-pop influence echoing throughout; often experimenting with raw, lo-fidelity recordings and noises to create an ambient room-scape within a song. Spending the majority of his life in western North Carolina and eastern Tennessee where the influence of mountains, weather and light have found their way into the core of the writing process, including sounds, rhythms, lyrics and overall texture, Black Water Choir is based out of Savannah, GA and is an homage to the black water rivers that meander through the low-country of the southern United States. Stray Dogs is a collection of songs that he's recorded over the years living in Georgia and North Carolina. They are an extension of his experiences and commentary on places, drunken nights, his friends and the people he's let in to his personal life. He hopes you can find some similarities in your own life and that these songs provide some form of solace. Stray Dogs was originally self-released on November 29, 2013. On March 24, 2015 Furious Hooves released a deluxe redux of Stray Dogs on cassette tape limited to 125, as well as digitally worldwide.
