Indiecent Exposure

When Jeb Barry began recording over 40 songs for what was to be a double cd, he began to notice a common theme of small town despair and tragedy. He realized a lot of the songs were about hard times in a small milltown, much like the one he was born and raised in, and much like the towns he traveled through during the past few years seeking to establish a solo performer and songwriting career. Many of the songs were directly related to that small, long gone milltown, with few prospects and fewer rewards, or the people who live in them. He discovered in his travels that there are more than a few of these depressed towns in the United States. And each one has its own stories to tell. Controlled Exposure—Rhythm Express The Rhythm Express: Ammoye Evans, Aria Zenua, Gavin Hope, Bobby Hsu, Everton Paul, Michael Arthurs, Selena Evangeline, BK, Magdelys Sav, Jesse Dubmatix King, William Carn, and Shane Forrest; photo courtesy Rhythm Express. Facebook page Rhythm Express, "Papa Was a Rolling Stone"