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Josh Harty, Paul Mitch, & J. Hardin in the Round

Josh Harty is a messenger. A North Dakota songsmith. A true son of the heartland whose bold defiance and riveting delivery channel the essence of American music (Glide Magazine). As the son of a small town police chief and preacher, grandson of a South Dakota polka legend, Josh grew up performing with his dad at every Lutheran Church, Eagles Club, Moose Lodge and Rotary Club in the Upper Midwest. Having released several internationally-aclaimed albums and performing across the US & Europe, it is clear that Harty was born and bred for this. His live shows prove that good storytelling combined with journeyman musicianship is as authentic as music gets.
When Josh is not on the road, he resides in Madison, WI where he enjoys carpentry projects of all kinds and is an active member of the local music scene. Josh is also a long-time member of Folk Alliance and a founding member of The Wisconsin Room: an organization that promotes WI artists to an international audience and brings world- class music to Madison from elsewhere in the form of intimate gigs at various venues.

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Paul Mitch is a multi-instrumentalist and vocalist. His work has taken him from a childhood growing up in the music venues of northern Wisconsin to recording studios and venues across the country. Much of his time is spent on the receiving end of the microphone as a recording engineer, mixer, and composer, and his work has been heard on national television programs such as American Pickers. On stage, hes most often seen as half of Americana-Folk band Lost Lakes

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John Everett Hardin was raised in a small Mississippi River town that tugged at the skirt of St. Louis, MO. Eventually settling down in Wisconsin, he released an EP and a full length album while extensively touring the U.S. before panic attacks and depression caused him to step away from performing and releasing music for 5 years. He returned in 2016 with a solo album, The Piasa Bird, and is expected to release an album with frequent collaborator Hayward Williams under the name Coyote Brother in the summer of 2019, followed by a solo album in the winter.