
Hold On is out today <3
I learned so much from this tune. about my own journey with grief, about why I see loss and feel hope in everything, and recording it convinced me to finally make a record :) @benjaminlazardavis helped me finish this one, played basically everything you’re hearing (but that’s best dude Griff @dawestheband on drums!), and more importantly Ben helped me better believe in my music. thank you ben ❤️
if it makes you feel something I hope you’ll share with someone you like. fly free little song! best feeling.
written by Jacob Sharp and Benjamin Lazar Davis
produced by Benjamin Lazar Davis and Jacob Sharp
mixed by Jacob Blumberg
mastered by @burnoff
cover photo @categparker
cover artwork @taylrashtn
my team @yackogallagher @fionaadolann ❤️

couldn’t dream up a better spot to share these tunes on stage for the first time. see yall at @ncfolkfestival in september !!!
📷 @judezasadzki

couldn’t dream up a better spot to share these tunes on stage for the first time. see yall at @ncfolkfestival in september !!!
📷 @judezasadzki

couldn’t dream up a better spot to share these tunes on stage for the first time. see yall at @ncfolkfestival in september !!!
📷 @judezasadzki
just remembered i get to release an album this year :)
wrote this one the night before the final tracking day. it’s called “shadows” - chorus lyrics below
when you’re looking for the light
but can’t find it
and nothing feels right
find your breath and let it slow
a friend who don’t let go
there’s always a way you know
to live a little easier
lil bit of “hold on” from my friend’s roof feat. the mt washington lil bird choir

2025. I’ve never known a year as brutal - nor more full of beauty. fled the fire and slowly lost everything we had to its smoke. got married and saw that community really is the whole dang thing. received more gifts and grace and love than I thought could fit into a lifetime. tried to write songs but just couldn’t. sat in the light when it was around - and every time I could look, it was. fell in love with LA in a way I didn’t think was possible, but still decided to leave. learned Cate was pregnant at the most beautiful California beach. made moves to get this baby girl closer to family. cried a lot. found joy, too. bought a house in Durham that has a guest room with yalls name on it. said goodbye to the band that taught me so much. started writing songs again. renovated our perfect kitchen. got even more amazed by Cate.
i miss our friends. I miss Los Angeles. i wake up crying remembering the perfect neighborhood in the hills where I dreamed of holding our babies’ little hand and telling her how lucky we are, how many good people are all around, how wondrous a city can be. i’m scared of the wind now. if it had rained last December we’d still be in California. damn, life’s like that I guess. now every new place I fall asleep, i think about how I’d flee if it all went down again. i wish I had grabbed those last little trinkets I had from Mom, those things Cates’ Oma gave us. I wish I had sat and enjoyed my last coffee in the yard looking at those dusty mountains a little longer before everything changed.
I’ve started learning the sounds and sights of seasons somewhere new in a way that you only can with stillness behind and in front of you. i’m humbled by love and by change and by infinite way of it all.i’m so grateful for a partner like Cate, for friends like yall, for family, and for a chapter ahead. it’s a joy to look in the rearview and just take it all in and smile. it’s a privilege to have a kid on the way. i feel full.
happy new year, yall. i’m hoping it’s good to you. I’ll be holding our little baby girls hand soon and I can’t wait to tell her how lucky we are - and how lucky she’ll be to meet the people in our beautiful world.

2025. I’ve never known a year as brutal - nor more full of beauty. fled the fire and slowly lost everything we had to its smoke. got married and saw that community really is the whole dang thing. received more gifts and grace and love than I thought could fit into a lifetime. tried to write songs but just couldn’t. sat in the light when it was around - and every time I could look, it was. fell in love with LA in a way I didn’t think was possible, but still decided to leave. learned Cate was pregnant at the most beautiful California beach. made moves to get this baby girl closer to family. cried a lot. found joy, too. bought a house in Durham that has a guest room with yalls name on it. said goodbye to the band that taught me so much. started writing songs again. renovated our perfect kitchen. got even more amazed by Cate.
i miss our friends. I miss Los Angeles. i wake up crying remembering the perfect neighborhood in the hills where I dreamed of holding our babies’ little hand and telling her how lucky we are, how many good people are all around, how wondrous a city can be. i’m scared of the wind now. if it had rained last December we’d still be in California. damn, life’s like that I guess. now every new place I fall asleep, i think about how I’d flee if it all went down again. i wish I had grabbed those last little trinkets I had from Mom, those things Cates’ Oma gave us. I wish I had sat and enjoyed my last coffee in the yard looking at those dusty mountains a little longer before everything changed.
I’ve started learning the sounds and sights of seasons somewhere new in a way that you only can with stillness behind and in front of you. i’m humbled by love and by change and by infinite way of it all.i’m so grateful for a partner like Cate, for friends like yall, for family, and for a chapter ahead. it’s a joy to look in the rearview and just take it all in and smile. it’s a privilege to have a kid on the way. i feel full.
happy new year, yall. i’m hoping it’s good to you. I’ll be holding our little baby girls hand soon and I can’t wait to tell her how lucky we are - and how lucky she’ll be to meet the people in our beautiful world.

2025. I’ve never known a year as brutal - nor more full of beauty. fled the fire and slowly lost everything we had to its smoke. got married and saw that community really is the whole dang thing. received more gifts and grace and love than I thought could fit into a lifetime. tried to write songs but just couldn’t. sat in the light when it was around - and every time I could look, it was. fell in love with LA in a way I didn’t think was possible, but still decided to leave. learned Cate was pregnant at the most beautiful California beach. made moves to get this baby girl closer to family. cried a lot. found joy, too. bought a house in Durham that has a guest room with yalls name on it. said goodbye to the band that taught me so much. started writing songs again. renovated our perfect kitchen. got even more amazed by Cate.
i miss our friends. I miss Los Angeles. i wake up crying remembering the perfect neighborhood in the hills where I dreamed of holding our babies’ little hand and telling her how lucky we are, how many good people are all around, how wondrous a city can be. i’m scared of the wind now. if it had rained last December we’d still be in California. damn, life’s like that I guess. now every new place I fall asleep, i think about how I’d flee if it all went down again. i wish I had grabbed those last little trinkets I had from Mom, those things Cates’ Oma gave us. I wish I had sat and enjoyed my last coffee in the yard looking at those dusty mountains a little longer before everything changed.
I’ve started learning the sounds and sights of seasons somewhere new in a way that you only can with stillness behind and in front of you. i’m humbled by love and by change and by infinite way of it all.i’m so grateful for a partner like Cate, for friends like yall, for family, and for a chapter ahead. it’s a joy to look in the rearview and just take it all in and smile. it’s a privilege to have a kid on the way. i feel full.
happy new year, yall. i’m hoping it’s good to you. I’ll be holding our little baby girls hand soon and I can’t wait to tell her how lucky we are - and how lucky she’ll be to meet the people in our beautiful world.

2025. I’ve never known a year as brutal - nor more full of beauty. fled the fire and slowly lost everything we had to its smoke. got married and saw that community really is the whole dang thing. received more gifts and grace and love than I thought could fit into a lifetime. tried to write songs but just couldn’t. sat in the light when it was around - and every time I could look, it was. fell in love with LA in a way I didn’t think was possible, but still decided to leave. learned Cate was pregnant at the most beautiful California beach. made moves to get this baby girl closer to family. cried a lot. found joy, too. bought a house in Durham that has a guest room with yalls name on it. said goodbye to the band that taught me so much. started writing songs again. renovated our perfect kitchen. got even more amazed by Cate.
i miss our friends. I miss Los Angeles. i wake up crying remembering the perfect neighborhood in the hills where I dreamed of holding our babies’ little hand and telling her how lucky we are, how many good people are all around, how wondrous a city can be. i’m scared of the wind now. if it had rained last December we’d still be in California. damn, life’s like that I guess. now every new place I fall asleep, i think about how I’d flee if it all went down again. i wish I had grabbed those last little trinkets I had from Mom, those things Cates’ Oma gave us. I wish I had sat and enjoyed my last coffee in the yard looking at those dusty mountains a little longer before everything changed.
I’ve started learning the sounds and sights of seasons somewhere new in a way that you only can with stillness behind and in front of you. i’m humbled by love and by change and by infinite way of it all.i’m so grateful for a partner like Cate, for friends like yall, for family, and for a chapter ahead. it’s a joy to look in the rearview and just take it all in and smile. it’s a privilege to have a kid on the way. i feel full.
happy new year, yall. i’m hoping it’s good to you. I’ll be holding our little baby girls hand soon and I can’t wait to tell her how lucky we are - and how lucky she’ll be to meet the people in our beautiful world.

2025. I’ve never known a year as brutal - nor more full of beauty. fled the fire and slowly lost everything we had to its smoke. got married and saw that community really is the whole dang thing. received more gifts and grace and love than I thought could fit into a lifetime. tried to write songs but just couldn’t. sat in the light when it was around - and every time I could look, it was. fell in love with LA in a way I didn’t think was possible, but still decided to leave. learned Cate was pregnant at the most beautiful California beach. made moves to get this baby girl closer to family. cried a lot. found joy, too. bought a house in Durham that has a guest room with yalls name on it. said goodbye to the band that taught me so much. started writing songs again. renovated our perfect kitchen. got even more amazed by Cate.
i miss our friends. I miss Los Angeles. i wake up crying remembering the perfect neighborhood in the hills where I dreamed of holding our babies’ little hand and telling her how lucky we are, how many good people are all around, how wondrous a city can be. i’m scared of the wind now. if it had rained last December we’d still be in California. damn, life’s like that I guess. now every new place I fall asleep, i think about how I’d flee if it all went down again. i wish I had grabbed those last little trinkets I had from Mom, those things Cates’ Oma gave us. I wish I had sat and enjoyed my last coffee in the yard looking at those dusty mountains a little longer before everything changed.
I’ve started learning the sounds and sights of seasons somewhere new in a way that you only can with stillness behind and in front of you. i’m humbled by love and by change and by infinite way of it all.i’m so grateful for a partner like Cate, for friends like yall, for family, and for a chapter ahead. it’s a joy to look in the rearview and just take it all in and smile. it’s a privilege to have a kid on the way. i feel full.
happy new year, yall. i’m hoping it’s good to you. I’ll be holding our little baby girls hand soon and I can’t wait to tell her how lucky we are - and how lucky she’ll be to meet the people in our beautiful world.

2025. I’ve never known a year as brutal - nor more full of beauty. fled the fire and slowly lost everything we had to its smoke. got married and saw that community really is the whole dang thing. received more gifts and grace and love than I thought could fit into a lifetime. tried to write songs but just couldn’t. sat in the light when it was around - and every time I could look, it was. fell in love with LA in a way I didn’t think was possible, but still decided to leave. learned Cate was pregnant at the most beautiful California beach. made moves to get this baby girl closer to family. cried a lot. found joy, too. bought a house in Durham that has a guest room with yalls name on it. said goodbye to the band that taught me so much. started writing songs again. renovated our perfect kitchen. got even more amazed by Cate.
i miss our friends. I miss Los Angeles. i wake up crying remembering the perfect neighborhood in the hills where I dreamed of holding our babies’ little hand and telling her how lucky we are, how many good people are all around, how wondrous a city can be. i’m scared of the wind now. if it had rained last December we’d still be in California. damn, life’s like that I guess. now every new place I fall asleep, i think about how I’d flee if it all went down again. i wish I had grabbed those last little trinkets I had from Mom, those things Cates’ Oma gave us. I wish I had sat and enjoyed my last coffee in the yard looking at those dusty mountains a little longer before everything changed.
I’ve started learning the sounds and sights of seasons somewhere new in a way that you only can with stillness behind and in front of you. i’m humbled by love and by change and by infinite way of it all.i’m so grateful for a partner like Cate, for friends like yall, for family, and for a chapter ahead. it’s a joy to look in the rearview and just take it all in and smile. it’s a privilege to have a kid on the way. i feel full.
happy new year, yall. i’m hoping it’s good to you. I’ll be holding our little baby girls hand soon and I can’t wait to tell her how lucky we are - and how lucky she’ll be to meet the people in our beautiful world.

2025. I’ve never known a year as brutal - nor more full of beauty. fled the fire and slowly lost everything we had to its smoke. got married and saw that community really is the whole dang thing. received more gifts and grace and love than I thought could fit into a lifetime. tried to write songs but just couldn’t. sat in the light when it was around - and every time I could look, it was. fell in love with LA in a way I didn’t think was possible, but still decided to leave. learned Cate was pregnant at the most beautiful California beach. made moves to get this baby girl closer to family. cried a lot. found joy, too. bought a house in Durham that has a guest room with yalls name on it. said goodbye to the band that taught me so much. started writing songs again. renovated our perfect kitchen. got even more amazed by Cate.
i miss our friends. I miss Los Angeles. i wake up crying remembering the perfect neighborhood in the hills where I dreamed of holding our babies’ little hand and telling her how lucky we are, how many good people are all around, how wondrous a city can be. i’m scared of the wind now. if it had rained last December we’d still be in California. damn, life’s like that I guess. now every new place I fall asleep, i think about how I’d flee if it all went down again. i wish I had grabbed those last little trinkets I had from Mom, those things Cates’ Oma gave us. I wish I had sat and enjoyed my last coffee in the yard looking at those dusty mountains a little longer before everything changed.
I’ve started learning the sounds and sights of seasons somewhere new in a way that you only can with stillness behind and in front of you. i’m humbled by love and by change and by infinite way of it all.i’m so grateful for a partner like Cate, for friends like yall, for family, and for a chapter ahead. it’s a joy to look in the rearview and just take it all in and smile. it’s a privilege to have a kid on the way. i feel full.
happy new year, yall. i’m hoping it’s good to you. I’ll be holding our little baby girls hand soon and I can’t wait to tell her how lucky we are - and how lucky she’ll be to meet the people in our beautiful world.

2025. I’ve never known a year as brutal - nor more full of beauty. fled the fire and slowly lost everything we had to its smoke. got married and saw that community really is the whole dang thing. received more gifts and grace and love than I thought could fit into a lifetime. tried to write songs but just couldn’t. sat in the light when it was around - and every time I could look, it was. fell in love with LA in a way I didn’t think was possible, but still decided to leave. learned Cate was pregnant at the most beautiful California beach. made moves to get this baby girl closer to family. cried a lot. found joy, too. bought a house in Durham that has a guest room with yalls name on it. said goodbye to the band that taught me so much. started writing songs again. renovated our perfect kitchen. got even more amazed by Cate.
i miss our friends. I miss Los Angeles. i wake up crying remembering the perfect neighborhood in the hills where I dreamed of holding our babies’ little hand and telling her how lucky we are, how many good people are all around, how wondrous a city can be. i’m scared of the wind now. if it had rained last December we’d still be in California. damn, life’s like that I guess. now every new place I fall asleep, i think about how I’d flee if it all went down again. i wish I had grabbed those last little trinkets I had from Mom, those things Cates’ Oma gave us. I wish I had sat and enjoyed my last coffee in the yard looking at those dusty mountains a little longer before everything changed.
I’ve started learning the sounds and sights of seasons somewhere new in a way that you only can with stillness behind and in front of you. i’m humbled by love and by change and by infinite way of it all.i’m so grateful for a partner like Cate, for friends like yall, for family, and for a chapter ahead. it’s a joy to look in the rearview and just take it all in and smile. it’s a privilege to have a kid on the way. i feel full.
happy new year, yall. i’m hoping it’s good to you. I’ll be holding our little baby girls hand soon and I can’t wait to tell her how lucky we are - and how lucky she’ll be to meet the people in our beautiful world.
2025. I’ve never known a year as brutal - nor more full of beauty. fled the fire and slowly lost everything we had to its smoke. got married and saw that community really is the whole dang thing. received more gifts and grace and love than I thought could fit into a lifetime. tried to write songs but just couldn’t. sat in the light when it was around - and every time I could look, it was. fell in love with LA in a way I didn’t think was possible, but still decided to leave. learned Cate was pregnant at the most beautiful California beach. made moves to get this baby girl closer to family. cried a lot. found joy, too. bought a house in Durham that has a guest room with yalls name on it. said goodbye to the band that taught me so much. started writing songs again. renovated our perfect kitchen. got even more amazed by Cate.
i miss our friends. I miss Los Angeles. i wake up crying remembering the perfect neighborhood in the hills where I dreamed of holding our babies’ little hand and telling her how lucky we are, how many good people are all around, how wondrous a city can be. i’m scared of the wind now. if it had rained last December we’d still be in California. damn, life’s like that I guess. now every new place I fall asleep, i think about how I’d flee if it all went down again. i wish I had grabbed those last little trinkets I had from Mom, those things Cates’ Oma gave us. I wish I had sat and enjoyed my last coffee in the yard looking at those dusty mountains a little longer before everything changed.
I’ve started learning the sounds and sights of seasons somewhere new in a way that you only can with stillness behind and in front of you. i’m humbled by love and by change and by infinite way of it all.i’m so grateful for a partner like Cate, for friends like yall, for family, and for a chapter ahead. it’s a joy to look in the rearview and just take it all in and smile. it’s a privilege to have a kid on the way. i feel full.
happy new year, yall. i’m hoping it’s good to you. I’ll be holding our little baby girls hand soon and I can’t wait to tell her how lucky we are - and how lucky she’ll be to meet the people in our beautiful world.
2025. I’ve never known a year as brutal - nor more full of beauty. fled the fire and slowly lost everything we had to its smoke. got married and saw that community really is the whole dang thing. received more gifts and grace and love than I thought could fit into a lifetime. tried to write songs but just couldn’t. sat in the light when it was around - and every time I could look, it was. fell in love with LA in a way I didn’t think was possible, but still decided to leave. learned Cate was pregnant at the most beautiful California beach. made moves to get this baby girl closer to family. cried a lot. found joy, too. bought a house in Durham that has a guest room with yalls name on it. said goodbye to the band that taught me so much. started writing songs again. renovated our perfect kitchen. got even more amazed by Cate.
i miss our friends. I miss Los Angeles. i wake up crying remembering the perfect neighborhood in the hills where I dreamed of holding our babies’ little hand and telling her how lucky we are, how many good people are all around, how wondrous a city can be. i’m scared of the wind now. if it had rained last December we’d still be in California. damn, life’s like that I guess. now every new place I fall asleep, i think about how I’d flee if it all went down again. i wish I had grabbed those last little trinkets I had from Mom, those things Cates’ Oma gave us. I wish I had sat and enjoyed my last coffee in the yard looking at those dusty mountains a little longer before everything changed.
I’ve started learning the sounds and sights of seasons somewhere new in a way that you only can with stillness behind and in front of you. i’m humbled by love and by change and by infinite way of it all.i’m so grateful for a partner like Cate, for friends like yall, for family, and for a chapter ahead. it’s a joy to look in the rearview and just take it all in and smile. it’s a privilege to have a kid on the way. i feel full.
happy new year, yall. i’m hoping it’s good to you. I’ll be holding our little baby girls hand soon and I can’t wait to tell her how lucky we are - and how lucky she’ll be to meet the people in our beautiful world.

2025. I’ve never known a year as brutal - nor more full of beauty. fled the fire and slowly lost everything we had to its smoke. got married and saw that community really is the whole dang thing. received more gifts and grace and love than I thought could fit into a lifetime. tried to write songs but just couldn’t. sat in the light when it was around - and every time I could look, it was. fell in love with LA in a way I didn’t think was possible, but still decided to leave. learned Cate was pregnant at the most beautiful California beach. made moves to get this baby girl closer to family. cried a lot. found joy, too. bought a house in Durham that has a guest room with yalls name on it. said goodbye to the band that taught me so much. started writing songs again. renovated our perfect kitchen. got even more amazed by Cate.
i miss our friends. I miss Los Angeles. i wake up crying remembering the perfect neighborhood in the hills where I dreamed of holding our babies’ little hand and telling her how lucky we are, how many good people are all around, how wondrous a city can be. i’m scared of the wind now. if it had rained last December we’d still be in California. damn, life’s like that I guess. now every new place I fall asleep, i think about how I’d flee if it all went down again. i wish I had grabbed those last little trinkets I had from Mom, those things Cates’ Oma gave us. I wish I had sat and enjoyed my last coffee in the yard looking at those dusty mountains a little longer before everything changed.
I’ve started learning the sounds and sights of seasons somewhere new in a way that you only can with stillness behind and in front of you. i’m humbled by love and by change and by infinite way of it all.i’m so grateful for a partner like Cate, for friends like yall, for family, and for a chapter ahead. it’s a joy to look in the rearview and just take it all in and smile. it’s a privilege to have a kid on the way. i feel full.
happy new year, yall. i’m hoping it’s good to you. I’ll be holding our little baby girls hand soon and I can’t wait to tell her how lucky we are - and how lucky she’ll be to meet the people in our beautiful world.

2025. I’ve never known a year as brutal - nor more full of beauty. fled the fire and slowly lost everything we had to its smoke. got married and saw that community really is the whole dang thing. received more gifts and grace and love than I thought could fit into a lifetime. tried to write songs but just couldn’t. sat in the light when it was around - and every time I could look, it was. fell in love with LA in a way I didn’t think was possible, but still decided to leave. learned Cate was pregnant at the most beautiful California beach. made moves to get this baby girl closer to family. cried a lot. found joy, too. bought a house in Durham that has a guest room with yalls name on it. said goodbye to the band that taught me so much. started writing songs again. renovated our perfect kitchen. got even more amazed by Cate.
i miss our friends. I miss Los Angeles. i wake up crying remembering the perfect neighborhood in the hills where I dreamed of holding our babies’ little hand and telling her how lucky we are, how many good people are all around, how wondrous a city can be. i’m scared of the wind now. if it had rained last December we’d still be in California. damn, life’s like that I guess. now every new place I fall asleep, i think about how I’d flee if it all went down again. i wish I had grabbed those last little trinkets I had from Mom, those things Cates’ Oma gave us. I wish I had sat and enjoyed my last coffee in the yard looking at those dusty mountains a little longer before everything changed.
I’ve started learning the sounds and sights of seasons somewhere new in a way that you only can with stillness behind and in front of you. i’m humbled by love and by change and by infinite way of it all.i’m so grateful for a partner like Cate, for friends like yall, for family, and for a chapter ahead. it’s a joy to look in the rearview and just take it all in and smile. it’s a privilege to have a kid on the way. i feel full.
happy new year, yall. i’m hoping it’s good to you. I’ll be holding our little baby girls hand soon and I can’t wait to tell her how lucky we are - and how lucky she’ll be to meet the people in our beautiful world.
2025. I’ve never known a year as brutal - nor more full of beauty. fled the fire and slowly lost everything we had to its smoke. got married and saw that community really is the whole dang thing. received more gifts and grace and love than I thought could fit into a lifetime. tried to write songs but just couldn’t. sat in the light when it was around - and every time I could look, it was. fell in love with LA in a way I didn’t think was possible, but still decided to leave. learned Cate was pregnant at the most beautiful California beach. made moves to get this baby girl closer to family. cried a lot. found joy, too. bought a house in Durham that has a guest room with yalls name on it. said goodbye to the band that taught me so much. started writing songs again. renovated our perfect kitchen. got even more amazed by Cate.
i miss our friends. I miss Los Angeles. i wake up crying remembering the perfect neighborhood in the hills where I dreamed of holding our babies’ little hand and telling her how lucky we are, how many good people are all around, how wondrous a city can be. i’m scared of the wind now. if it had rained last December we’d still be in California. damn, life’s like that I guess. now every new place I fall asleep, i think about how I’d flee if it all went down again. i wish I had grabbed those last little trinkets I had from Mom, those things Cates’ Oma gave us. I wish I had sat and enjoyed my last coffee in the yard looking at those dusty mountains a little longer before everything changed.
I’ve started learning the sounds and sights of seasons somewhere new in a way that you only can with stillness behind and in front of you. i’m humbled by love and by change and by infinite way of it all.i’m so grateful for a partner like Cate, for friends like yall, for family, and for a chapter ahead. it’s a joy to look in the rearview and just take it all in and smile. it’s a privilege to have a kid on the way. i feel full.
happy new year, yall. i’m hoping it’s good to you. I’ll be holding our little baby girls hand soon and I can’t wait to tell her how lucky we are - and how lucky she’ll be to meet the people in our beautiful world.
2025. I’ve never known a year as brutal - nor more full of beauty. fled the fire and slowly lost everything we had to its smoke. got married and saw that community really is the whole dang thing. received more gifts and grace and love than I thought could fit into a lifetime. tried to write songs but just couldn’t. sat in the light when it was around - and every time I could look, it was. fell in love with LA in a way I didn’t think was possible, but still decided to leave. learned Cate was pregnant at the most beautiful California beach. made moves to get this baby girl closer to family. cried a lot. found joy, too. bought a house in Durham that has a guest room with yalls name on it. said goodbye to the band that taught me so much. started writing songs again. renovated our perfect kitchen. got even more amazed by Cate.
i miss our friends. I miss Los Angeles. i wake up crying remembering the perfect neighborhood in the hills where I dreamed of holding our babies’ little hand and telling her how lucky we are, how many good people are all around, how wondrous a city can be. i’m scared of the wind now. if it had rained last December we’d still be in California. damn, life’s like that I guess. now every new place I fall asleep, i think about how I’d flee if it all went down again. i wish I had grabbed those last little trinkets I had from Mom, those things Cates’ Oma gave us. I wish I had sat and enjoyed my last coffee in the yard looking at those dusty mountains a little longer before everything changed.
I’ve started learning the sounds and sights of seasons somewhere new in a way that you only can with stillness behind and in front of you. i’m humbled by love and by change and by infinite way of it all.i’m so grateful for a partner like Cate, for friends like yall, for family, and for a chapter ahead. it’s a joy to look in the rearview and just take it all in and smile. it’s a privilege to have a kid on the way. i feel full.
happy new year, yall. i’m hoping it’s good to you. I’ll be holding our little baby girls hand soon and I can’t wait to tell her how lucky we are - and how lucky she’ll be to meet the people in our beautiful world.
2025. I’ve never known a year as brutal - nor more full of beauty. fled the fire and slowly lost everything we had to its smoke. got married and saw that community really is the whole dang thing. received more gifts and grace and love than I thought could fit into a lifetime. tried to write songs but just couldn’t. sat in the light when it was around - and every time I could look, it was. fell in love with LA in a way I didn’t think was possible, but still decided to leave. learned Cate was pregnant at the most beautiful California beach. made moves to get this baby girl closer to family. cried a lot. found joy, too. bought a house in Durham that has a guest room with yalls name on it. said goodbye to the band that taught me so much. started writing songs again. renovated our perfect kitchen. got even more amazed by Cate.
i miss our friends. I miss Los Angeles. i wake up crying remembering the perfect neighborhood in the hills where I dreamed of holding our babies’ little hand and telling her how lucky we are, how many good people are all around, how wondrous a city can be. i’m scared of the wind now. if it had rained last December we’d still be in California. damn, life’s like that I guess. now every new place I fall asleep, i think about how I’d flee if it all went down again. i wish I had grabbed those last little trinkets I had from Mom, those things Cates’ Oma gave us. I wish I had sat and enjoyed my last coffee in the yard looking at those dusty mountains a little longer before everything changed.
I’ve started learning the sounds and sights of seasons somewhere new in a way that you only can with stillness behind and in front of you. i’m humbled by love and by change and by infinite way of it all.i’m so grateful for a partner like Cate, for friends like yall, for family, and for a chapter ahead. it’s a joy to look in the rearview and just take it all in and smile. it’s a privilege to have a kid on the way. i feel full.
happy new year, yall. i’m hoping it’s good to you. I’ll be holding our little baby girls hand soon and I can’t wait to tell her how lucky we are - and how lucky she’ll be to meet the people in our beautiful world.
2025. I’ve never known a year as brutal - nor more full of beauty. fled the fire and slowly lost everything we had to its smoke. got married and saw that community really is the whole dang thing. received more gifts and grace and love than I thought could fit into a lifetime. tried to write songs but just couldn’t. sat in the light when it was around - and every time I could look, it was. fell in love with LA in a way I didn’t think was possible, but still decided to leave. learned Cate was pregnant at the most beautiful California beach. made moves to get this baby girl closer to family. cried a lot. found joy, too. bought a house in Durham that has a guest room with yalls name on it. said goodbye to the band that taught me so much. started writing songs again. renovated our perfect kitchen. got even more amazed by Cate.
i miss our friends. I miss Los Angeles. i wake up crying remembering the perfect neighborhood in the hills where I dreamed of holding our babies’ little hand and telling her how lucky we are, how many good people are all around, how wondrous a city can be. i’m scared of the wind now. if it had rained last December we’d still be in California. damn, life’s like that I guess. now every new place I fall asleep, i think about how I’d flee if it all went down again. i wish I had grabbed those last little trinkets I had from Mom, those things Cates’ Oma gave us. I wish I had sat and enjoyed my last coffee in the yard looking at those dusty mountains a little longer before everything changed.
I’ve started learning the sounds and sights of seasons somewhere new in a way that you only can with stillness behind and in front of you. i’m humbled by love and by change and by infinite way of it all.i’m so grateful for a partner like Cate, for friends like yall, for family, and for a chapter ahead. it’s a joy to look in the rearview and just take it all in and smile. it’s a privilege to have a kid on the way. i feel full.
happy new year, yall. i’m hoping it’s good to you. I’ll be holding our little baby girls hand soon and I can’t wait to tell her how lucky we are - and how lucky she’ll be to meet the people in our beautiful world.

2025. I’ve never known a year as brutal - nor more full of beauty. fled the fire and slowly lost everything we had to its smoke. got married and saw that community really is the whole dang thing. received more gifts and grace and love than I thought could fit into a lifetime. tried to write songs but just couldn’t. sat in the light when it was around - and every time I could look, it was. fell in love with LA in a way I didn’t think was possible, but still decided to leave. learned Cate was pregnant at the most beautiful California beach. made moves to get this baby girl closer to family. cried a lot. found joy, too. bought a house in Durham that has a guest room with yalls name on it. said goodbye to the band that taught me so much. started writing songs again. renovated our perfect kitchen. got even more amazed by Cate.
i miss our friends. I miss Los Angeles. i wake up crying remembering the perfect neighborhood in the hills where I dreamed of holding our babies’ little hand and telling her how lucky we are, how many good people are all around, how wondrous a city can be. i’m scared of the wind now. if it had rained last December we’d still be in California. damn, life’s like that I guess. now every new place I fall asleep, i think about how I’d flee if it all went down again. i wish I had grabbed those last little trinkets I had from Mom, those things Cates’ Oma gave us. I wish I had sat and enjoyed my last coffee in the yard looking at those dusty mountains a little longer before everything changed.
I’ve started learning the sounds and sights of seasons somewhere new in a way that you only can with stillness behind and in front of you. i’m humbled by love and by change and by infinite way of it all.i’m so grateful for a partner like Cate, for friends like yall, for family, and for a chapter ahead. it’s a joy to look in the rearview and just take it all in and smile. it’s a privilege to have a kid on the way. i feel full.
happy new year, yall. i’m hoping it’s good to you. I’ll be holding our little baby girls hand soon and I can’t wait to tell her how lucky we are - and how lucky she’ll be to meet the people in our beautiful world.
2025. I’ve never known a year as brutal - nor more full of beauty. fled the fire and slowly lost everything we had to its smoke. got married and saw that community really is the whole dang thing. received more gifts and grace and love than I thought could fit into a lifetime. tried to write songs but just couldn’t. sat in the light when it was around - and every time I could look, it was. fell in love with LA in a way I didn’t think was possible, but still decided to leave. learned Cate was pregnant at the most beautiful California beach. made moves to get this baby girl closer to family. cried a lot. found joy, too. bought a house in Durham that has a guest room with yalls name on it. said goodbye to the band that taught me so much. started writing songs again. renovated our perfect kitchen. got even more amazed by Cate.
i miss our friends. I miss Los Angeles. i wake up crying remembering the perfect neighborhood in the hills where I dreamed of holding our babies’ little hand and telling her how lucky we are, how many good people are all around, how wondrous a city can be. i’m scared of the wind now. if it had rained last December we’d still be in California. damn, life’s like that I guess. now every new place I fall asleep, i think about how I’d flee if it all went down again. i wish I had grabbed those last little trinkets I had from Mom, those things Cates’ Oma gave us. I wish I had sat and enjoyed my last coffee in the yard looking at those dusty mountains a little longer before everything changed.
I’ve started learning the sounds and sights of seasons somewhere new in a way that you only can with stillness behind and in front of you. i’m humbled by love and by change and by infinite way of it all.i’m so grateful for a partner like Cate, for friends like yall, for family, and for a chapter ahead. it’s a joy to look in the rearview and just take it all in and smile. it’s a privilege to have a kid on the way. i feel full.
happy new year, yall. i’m hoping it’s good to you. I’ll be holding our little baby girls hand soon and I can’t wait to tell her how lucky we are - and how lucky she’ll be to meet the people in our beautiful world.

2025. I’ve never known a year as brutal - nor more full of beauty. fled the fire and slowly lost everything we had to its smoke. got married and saw that community really is the whole dang thing. received more gifts and grace and love than I thought could fit into a lifetime. tried to write songs but just couldn’t. sat in the light when it was around - and every time I could look, it was. fell in love with LA in a way I didn’t think was possible, but still decided to leave. learned Cate was pregnant at the most beautiful California beach. made moves to get this baby girl closer to family. cried a lot. found joy, too. bought a house in Durham that has a guest room with yalls name on it. said goodbye to the band that taught me so much. started writing songs again. renovated our perfect kitchen. got even more amazed by Cate.
i miss our friends. I miss Los Angeles. i wake up crying remembering the perfect neighborhood in the hills where I dreamed of holding our babies’ little hand and telling her how lucky we are, how many good people are all around, how wondrous a city can be. i’m scared of the wind now. if it had rained last December we’d still be in California. damn, life’s like that I guess. now every new place I fall asleep, i think about how I’d flee if it all went down again. i wish I had grabbed those last little trinkets I had from Mom, those things Cates’ Oma gave us. I wish I had sat and enjoyed my last coffee in the yard looking at those dusty mountains a little longer before everything changed.
I’ve started learning the sounds and sights of seasons somewhere new in a way that you only can with stillness behind and in front of you. i’m humbled by love and by change and by infinite way of it all.i’m so grateful for a partner like Cate, for friends like yall, for family, and for a chapter ahead. it’s a joy to look in the rearview and just take it all in and smile. it’s a privilege to have a kid on the way. i feel full.
happy new year, yall. i’m hoping it’s good to you. I’ll be holding our little baby girls hand soon and I can’t wait to tell her how lucky we are - and how lucky she’ll be to meet the people in our beautiful world.

2025. I’ve never known a year as brutal - nor more full of beauty. fled the fire and slowly lost everything we had to its smoke. got married and saw that community really is the whole dang thing. received more gifts and grace and love than I thought could fit into a lifetime. tried to write songs but just couldn’t. sat in the light when it was around - and every time I could look, it was. fell in love with LA in a way I didn’t think was possible, but still decided to leave. learned Cate was pregnant at the most beautiful California beach. made moves to get this baby girl closer to family. cried a lot. found joy, too. bought a house in Durham that has a guest room with yalls name on it. said goodbye to the band that taught me so much. started writing songs again. renovated our perfect kitchen. got even more amazed by Cate.
i miss our friends. I miss Los Angeles. i wake up crying remembering the perfect neighborhood in the hills where I dreamed of holding our babies’ little hand and telling her how lucky we are, how many good people are all around, how wondrous a city can be. i’m scared of the wind now. if it had rained last December we’d still be in California. damn, life’s like that I guess. now every new place I fall asleep, i think about how I’d flee if it all went down again. i wish I had grabbed those last little trinkets I had from Mom, those things Cates’ Oma gave us. I wish I had sat and enjoyed my last coffee in the yard looking at those dusty mountains a little longer before everything changed.
I’ve started learning the sounds and sights of seasons somewhere new in a way that you only can with stillness behind and in front of you. i’m humbled by love and by change and by infinite way of it all.i’m so grateful for a partner like Cate, for friends like yall, for family, and for a chapter ahead. it’s a joy to look in the rearview and just take it all in and smile. it’s a privilege to have a kid on the way. i feel full.
happy new year, yall. i’m hoping it’s good to you. I’ll be holding our little baby girls hand soon and I can’t wait to tell her how lucky we are - and how lucky she’ll be to meet the people in our beautiful world.
my favorite thing about my birthday has always been that my dad’s is the day before ❤️
tricked @lakejamespops into coming on @the_orange_peel stage Saturday (he’s not shy it wasn’t difficult 🙃) mid-set so we could serenade him proper. he’s just the best. if you know him, you love him - and more importantly you know he loves you. he’s basically our whole community’s surrogate dad and he’s my best friend. what a gift. being able to celebrate him at my favorite club made that show one i’ll never forget. thanks everyone for singing loud for the big dawg :) i’m basking in the light still.
love you pops!!!

8 shows left ❤️ been such a whirlwind / such a dream. thank you thank you all of you. buddies joining on stage and all the buddies hanging with us for the night and all buddies in the van! we are so lucky and i feel every moment as a gift.
dc / charlottesville / asheville / nashville and a whole lotta cats cradle up next and yea i love that.
a little look at the fav nyc show of all time (and we’ve had some really good ones over the years) shown in reverse here courtesy of @elliotsvision :)

8 shows left ❤️ been such a whirlwind / such a dream. thank you thank you all of you. buddies joining on stage and all the buddies hanging with us for the night and all buddies in the van! we are so lucky and i feel every moment as a gift.
dc / charlottesville / asheville / nashville and a whole lotta cats cradle up next and yea i love that.
a little look at the fav nyc show of all time (and we’ve had some really good ones over the years) shown in reverse here courtesy of @elliotsvision :)

8 shows left ❤️ been such a whirlwind / such a dream. thank you thank you all of you. buddies joining on stage and all the buddies hanging with us for the night and all buddies in the van! we are so lucky and i feel every moment as a gift.
dc / charlottesville / asheville / nashville and a whole lotta cats cradle up next and yea i love that.
a little look at the fav nyc show of all time (and we’ve had some really good ones over the years) shown in reverse here courtesy of @elliotsvision :)

8 shows left ❤️ been such a whirlwind / such a dream. thank you thank you all of you. buddies joining on stage and all the buddies hanging with us for the night and all buddies in the van! we are so lucky and i feel every moment as a gift.
dc / charlottesville / asheville / nashville and a whole lotta cats cradle up next and yea i love that.
a little look at the fav nyc show of all time (and we’ve had some really good ones over the years) shown in reverse here courtesy of @elliotsvision :)

8 shows left ❤️ been such a whirlwind / such a dream. thank you thank you all of you. buddies joining on stage and all the buddies hanging with us for the night and all buddies in the van! we are so lucky and i feel every moment as a gift.
dc / charlottesville / asheville / nashville and a whole lotta cats cradle up next and yea i love that.
a little look at the fav nyc show of all time (and we’ve had some really good ones over the years) shown in reverse here courtesy of @elliotsvision :)

8 shows left ❤️ been such a whirlwind / such a dream. thank you thank you all of you. buddies joining on stage and all the buddies hanging with us for the night and all buddies in the van! we are so lucky and i feel every moment as a gift.
dc / charlottesville / asheville / nashville and a whole lotta cats cradle up next and yea i love that.
a little look at the fav nyc show of all time (and we’ve had some really good ones over the years) shown in reverse here courtesy of @elliotsvision :)

8 shows left ❤️ been such a whirlwind / such a dream. thank you thank you all of you. buddies joining on stage and all the buddies hanging with us for the night and all buddies in the van! we are so lucky and i feel every moment as a gift.
dc / charlottesville / asheville / nashville and a whole lotta cats cradle up next and yea i love that.
a little look at the fav nyc show of all time (and we’ve had some really good ones over the years) shown in reverse here courtesy of @elliotsvision :)

8 shows left ❤️ been such a whirlwind / such a dream. thank you thank you all of you. buddies joining on stage and all the buddies hanging with us for the night and all buddies in the van! we are so lucky and i feel every moment as a gift.
dc / charlottesville / asheville / nashville and a whole lotta cats cradle up next and yea i love that.
a little look at the fav nyc show of all time (and we’ve had some really good ones over the years) shown in reverse here courtesy of @elliotsvision :)

here’s to us all finding our singing song ❤️ so happy to finally share this one. “singing song” 8/15/2025
don’t think we coulda picked a tune more apt to close this mipso chapter. it felt immediate and apt the first time Libby shared it with us and it’s ever more prescient now.
and what joy to have a crew like this to help bring it to life. @seantrischka my sensitive sticks brother boy, @josephdecosimo banjo supremo, @alliblois song whisperer from every angle, @shaneleonardstuff still our band daddy, and @twwalsh on the master. @neon.tumbleweed with the freaking stitch!! thank you all for sharing this journey with us. and @yackogallagher and @fionaadolann thank you for your ever guiding vision.
see y’all out on the road very soon. let’s sing together.
lula’s 5th birthday / lula is forever ❤️
thank you @lizlizkimkim for the best first tattoo i’ll ever get :)
this is called “ask your buddies to sing you songs you really like at your wedding”
thank you everyone for putting on the concert of @__lula______ and my dreams ❤️
this is called “ask your buddies to sing you songs you really like at your wedding”
thank you everyone for putting on the concert of @__lula______ and my dreams ❤️
this is called “ask your buddies to sing you songs you really like at your wedding”
thank you everyone for putting on the concert of @__lula______ and my dreams ❤️
this is called “ask your buddies to sing you songs you really like at your wedding”
thank you everyone for putting on the concert of @__lula______ and my dreams ❤️
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