The band, which hails from Chattanooga, Tennessee, is led up by front man and lead guitarist Clay Maselle whose voice lends to the band’s one of a kind sound. Maselle sings with a trademark country twang that fits well with the group’s overall bluegrass feel. His voice has an incredible range and can switch from low notes in the group’s slower, bluesy tracks like “Andy’s Song” to an impressive high pitch in some of the band's fast paced, exciting numbers.
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The band, which hails from Chattanooga, Tennessee, is led up by front man and lead guitarist Clay Maselle whose voice lends to the band’s one of a kind sound. Maselle sings with a trademark country twang that fits well with the group’s overall bluegrass feel. His voice has an incredible range and can switch from low notes in the group’s slower, bluesy tracks like “Andy’s Song” to an impressive high pitch in some of the band's fast paced, exciting numbers. Maselle offers a great stage performance and is a joy to watch. Maselle is an incredible singer, but he is by no means the only talent to be found in the group. BJ Hitower is a fantastic bass player as well as a backup singer. His rhythmic, driving bass lines combined with Crispy’s hardcore drumming give the band its energy and musical power. One of the group’s most talented members is, without a doubt, the fiddler Spooky Chicklets. No bluegrass ensemble is complete without a fiddler, and Spooky Chicklets is one of the best you will ever see. His energy is unmatchable as he swaggers across the stage, sawing like crazy while still producing a clear and beautiful sound. Ben Crawford wraps up the group as the banjo player. Another great addition to the band, Crawford plays like a madman and provides backup vocals that harmonize beautifully with Maselle.
