anacortes New York
Musically, for songwriter Shane Chapman, anacortes has been an experiment to write music without any tricks to hide behind. Just two guitars, a bass, and some drums. “You can play these songs on a ukulele if you want,” says Chapman. “They’re simple stories.” ... more
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