Burly North Carolinian David Childers, who happens to be an attorney by trade, is an acclaimed Americana artist who writes tough, literary tunes informed by heartland rock, country music, folk music, small towns, and lonesome highways. He also draws passionate inspiration and imagery from the Bible. 1999's Hard Time County and 2001's A Good Way to Die featured musical contributions (and some co-production) from noted Nashville artist Duane Jarvis. The latter album also featured non-traditional accents, such as the sitar on "Possibility" (played by multi-instrumentalist Eric Lovell). ~ Erik Hage