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Like romantic dust, Drew Gibson‘s music draws on influence from the American days of country-blues and songwriters of the recent past.  Since releasing his debut album, Letterbox, in 2007 the finger-style guitarist from Virginia has garnered attention from USA Today, The Washington Post, The Washington Area Music Association, The Greenville Journal, OnTap Magazine, RVA Magazine, and No Depression for his intensely personal songs and stagecraft as a live performing story-teller. — www.drew-gibson.com

In April 2019 Gibson released his fourth record, entitled Shipbuilder. The latest offering followed his critically acclaimed concept album, 1532 which was born from the healing journey on which Gibson embarked after the loss of his father on the Fourth of July 2012.  While Fifteen Thirty-Two traced stories of Gibson’s family from its roots in Scotland to the branches across Canada and the United States, Shipbuilder carries a theme of water throughout; how it flows in our lives, from a rising tide and a receding flood to a ship disappearing over the horizon. Gibson’s imagery invokes nostalgia and a means to carry on through the ups and downs of life, building dreams to stay above it all.

The Chenango Sessions, hosted by Andru Bemis, is a weekly, one-hour, nationally syndicated radio program which features world-class musicians playing in intimate spaces—living rooms, galleries, and listening rooms—for small, enthusiastic audiences, mostly around Binghamton, New York. Audiences and artists are encouraged to interact, and the spirit of the live show is preserved in the radio program and recordings. If you would like to attend a session, contact Andru.