Singer-songwriter Sean Pratt from Omaha (Nebraska) is coming to Europe with songs under his arm that are deeply rooted in the landscape and the stories of the Amerikaanse Midwest.
Pratt makes folk and americana like a good road movie feels: warm, melancholic, raw, and full of space. His music moves between prairie folk, alt-country, americana, and the indie-rock tradition of Omaha. With his acoustic guitar and characteristic, weathered voice, he tells small stories about being on the road, memories, longing, and the people you encounter along the way. On his recent album Prairie Whistle Call, an artist sounds who is in no hurry. The tracks breathe, the arrangements feel natural and close, and beneath the surface lies a melancholy that lingers long.