Maybe April

Recognized for their three-part harmonies, strength as instrumentalists, and shared roles as front-women, Katy, Kristen, and Alaina have been writing songs and singing harmonies as a trio, each adding something different from their musical backgrounds to create a country indie folk sound. As they rotate instruments and crack mediocre jokes on stage, each performance not only tells stories of everything from hardship to heartache, but also shows how the three girls support one another as both friends and musicians. Maybe April was born in the summer of 2012 when Katy Bishop, Kristen Castro, and Alaina Stacey traveled across the country to Nashville, Tennessee for a week-long music industry camp. Sharing a deep love of country-folk music, a genuine admiration for one another’s unique sound, and a constant willingness to laugh at themselves, the three strangers from Jonesboro, Arkansas, Simi Valley, California, and Chicago, Illinois, quickly became friends. In just a few short hours, the three singer-songwriters wrote a country song that shocked music industry professionals. “Loving You Still” sounded as though it was written by artists who had been working together for years. Little did they know, “Loving You Still” would grow to be a very important song for them. In January 2014, Maybe April was invited to play it at the GRAMMY event “A Song is Born” at the Wilshire Ebell Theater in Los Angeles, CA alongside incredible artists and songwriters like Bonnie Raitt, Kris Kristofferson, Allen Shamblin, Gavin DeGraw, J.D. Souther, Joy Williams from the Civil Wars, and many others.

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