What people are writing about BEML "This is a hugely exciting album! The singing's exquisite, the playing is completely masterly and tasteful (not a lick fiesta), the songwriting kills...intensely snazzy production, and it's fresh...really fresh. This music demands repeated listenings to catch all the nuances and to savor a brand new sound coming full-blown from two of today's most forward-thinking and accomplished acoustic musicians." —Tony Trischka, internationally acclaimed banjoist "The breadth and depth of the duets on let's do something... is jaw-dropping, but Bill and Megan are more than the sum of two virtuoso musicians. Together, they prove that the fiddle/banjo is made for any genre when it's done with imagination and passion." —Chris Stuart, IBMA Print Media Person of the Year "You've hit this one out of the park, across the river and into the next county! "Let's do something..." is one of the coolest, most imaginative and exciting projects ever. It's amazing the depths, different nuances and amazing subtleties that can spring forth when the bass, guitar and other instruments aren't masking what the fiddle and banjo are doing. Congratulations, you've explored some new ground and have laid down some truly powerful and exciting music in the process." —Dave Higgs, Nashville Public Radio's Bluegrass Breakdown |
BILL EVANS & MEGAN LYNCHTogether, Bill Evans & Megan Lynch make music that's going to surprise you.
Bill is an artist endorser for American Made Banjos, GHS Strings, and Colorado Case Company.
The new CD "Let's do something..." is produced by Sam Bush Band guitar player Steve Mougin and was recorded in Nashville in the summer of 2008. Featuring richly textured soundscapes of multiple fiddles and banjos matched to Megan and Bill's voices, the project features new takes on compositions from Deb Tannen, Nick Drake, John Gorka, Mark Knopfler, Van Morrison, Teitur, and the rock bands Editors and We The Kings along with two new instrumental tunes written by Bill Evans. Live, Bill plays acoustic and electric banjo and guitar while Megan plays fiddle. |