About Sound Crossing

Sound Crossing is a deeply odd and devoted neighbor-band: a fiddle-and-guitar-playing ex-Nashville music man and a horse lovin' grandma who plays the double bass with genuine power. We rehearse nearly every day. We cover songs that feel like the ‘60s, and write originals with themes of birth, death, and transformation. We love to perform live in all types of settings. We are patriots who aim to embody the American Eagle holding arrows in one talon and an olive branch in the other.

We’re rejects of the mainstream in different ways, but neighbors, adventure pals, and music’s unlikely servants. 

Our music blends bluegrass, country, and rock, shaped by lived experiences and serious study—he studied at Berklee, fiddles with the best of them, and arranges every tune with emotional weight and care. She’s a grinning miracle of a late-blooming bassist. The sound can be jaw-dropping but the vibe isn’t show-offy—it’s about trust, curiosity, and reverence for the songs.

"Sound Crossing" is a metaphor. It’s a place between past and future, between life and death, between neighbors who don’t quite fit. It’s the sound of being present. The hand you hold when it’s time to go. It could be a rainbow-colored bridge over nothing—something to walk across for no reason but to feel something."