Reed Turchi - “My Time Ain't Now”

While scouting locations for Sawyer Sessions we take various aesthetics into consideration including acoustics, lighting, and ambience. Occasionally we find spaces that suit the artists’ vibe and sound, while other times we choose locations based on artist requests. In the case of Reed Turchi, when the singer-songwriter stopped through the Triangle area to record a Session with us he had just one extra request- an old wooden chair.
If you’ve ever had the fortunate audible pleasure of hearing or seeing Reed Turchi perform you will know that his latest album, Tallahatchie, is one stripped of the typical studio productions and latent with simple presentations- slide, voice, acoustic guitar, and an old wooden chair on a wooden floor.
Luckily for us, we found the perfect chair at one of Raleigh’s premiere antique thrift stores- Father And Son, and also happened upon the perfect filming location for Reed’s stripped-down bluesy vibe. Filmed in an empty room complete with creaky wooden floors, against the backdrop of weathered walls and peeled paint, watch, listen, and tap your foot along as Reed satisfies our soul with his songs, “Goin’ Down South”, “My Time Ain’t Now”, and “The More I Think (The Less I Know)”.
When Reed it not on the road touring in a town near you, you can catch him performing online in other notable live music sessions including KEXP and Jam In The Van. His album Tallahatchie is available via his bandcamp site and can be pre-ordered below.
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