Andrew Duhon

New Orleans native Andrew Duhon wrote his latest album Emerald Blue from the inspiration he sought and received from travels to the Pacific Northwest. A keen eye for details and the songwriting chops to write what others see but can’t say, he’s a songwriter, a historian of today, in the truest form. His ability to absorb, process, and apply personal experiences to the ever elusive universal is a defining element of his career so much so that No Depression called him “a soulmate of Van Morrison, lyrically and vocally.” Emerald Blue is Duhon’s fourth studio album with GRAMMY nominated producer, Trina Shoemaker. Duhon’s previous albums (Songs I Wrote Before I Knew You, The Moorings, False River) were critically acclaimed by Rolling Stone who pointed out his “soulful croon” and Uproxx declared his voice one that “you could spend the whole day lost in.” His second album, The Moorings was nominated for a GRAMMY for best engineered album in 2013.