Michael C. Parris, Mark Dillon, And Chris Mcginnis at Flat Iron

Singer-songwriter Michael C. Parris is from Millboro, N.C., most famous, perhaps, for where Daner Johnson taught Charlie Poole to play banjo. Michael’s grandfather, Red Parris, used to play with Daner in the late ’30s. 
North Carolina artist Chris McGinnis writes songs that exist somewhere between a hiccup and a heartache. His most recent EP, ‘Songs For You,' touches on the peculiarity of your hometown morphing beyond recognition. It tells the story of two Baby Boomers falling in and out of love across time zones and decades. It's about connection and disconnection alike. With the release of his debut full-length album ‘Mamaw's Angel,' Chris veers deeper into these familiar themes. Through tales of stolen Winnebagos and hip-shaking grandbabies, Chris' music is Appalachian absurdity for the 21st Century. ...

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Singer-songwriter Michael C. Parris is from Millboro, N.C., most famous, perhaps, for where Daner Johnson taught Charlie Poole to play banjo. Michael’s grandfather, Red Parris, used to play with Daner in the late ’30s. 
North Carolina artist Chris McGinnis writes songs that exist somewhere between a hiccup and a heartache. His most recent EP, ‘Songs For You,' touches on the peculiarity of your hometown morphing beyond recognition. It tells the story of two Baby Boomers falling in and out of love across time zones and decades. It's about connection and disconnection alike. With the release of his debut full-length album ‘Mamaw's Angel,' Chris veers deeper into these familiar themes. Through tales of stolen Winnebagos and hip-shaking grandbabies, Chris' music is Appalachian absurdity for the 21st Century. 
 
Marks music is an exciting mix of Blues, Rock, and even a little bit of Country.

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