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A few weeks ago, Grant Hewit from Hudson Sutler made his way down south from New York City. I had the privilege of shooting their recent lookbook in Atlanta alongside an All Star crew: Gregg of Jack Donnelly, Nick of Brier & Moss, and Jess of The Love List. These are a few of my favorite images we made.
The crew.
Make sure to check out the Atlanta Lookbook for the full story! 
Photographed in Nashville, TN Raised in: Lives in: Favorite meal from your last Nashville visit: Now would ya look at that:
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Photographed by Kelsi Williamson Earlier this month, Friendly Savages released their debut album O, Joshua! making Austin rooted folk-rock lovers proud. My introduction to this band was through Meraki Creative’s Penny and Sparrow video for “Brothers.” What else were that mandolin and accordion up to? I had to know. They somehow manage to bring a banjo and mandolin to the table in an original way. They’re catchy, but not in an overdone way. Their melodies keep you on your toes, eager to find out what’s coming next (“Her Locket on a Chain” being my favorite example of this). They’re a band you just need to be listening to, okay? Stream: “Counted Lost” Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. Listen to O, Joshua! BONUS: Download their song “The Escape” for free here. ______ Subscribe to Go Back Down South, a Spotify playlist for all the songs featured here. 1 comment
Photographed in Nashville, TN by Jamie Clayton Raised in: Lives in: Favorite part about interning for Nisolo: Now would ya look at that:
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Photographed by Katie Snyder Everywhere you read about Sleepy Turtles, you see the same description: a band threaded in the old tradition of folk – humans sharing the human condition. I love that so much. This five piece band from Atlanta succeed not in putting you to sleep, as you may assume by their name, but in making you feel. “Being Small” is my favorite, and last track, from their 2012 EP, Summer, Hither. In a traditional folk vibe, it’s beautiful and simple, but when you wrap a song with a stomp-clap, you steal my heart. Stream: “Being Small” Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. Listen to them real good today. 1 comment
The Drink: Ah, the Gin & Tonic…my favorite warm weather cocktail. I thought I knew how to make a good G&T…until I tasted one with Jack Rudy. Since then, I turn my nose up when I walk past tonic water in a grocery store. Jack Rudy’s small batch quinine concentrate is a game changer, and I’m fully convinced that every home bar needs this. Now, let’s backtrack to a little more than a year ago when I tasted Hendrick’s Gin for the first time. Yes, please do infuse my gin with rose petals and cucumber. Until Hendrick’s introduced itself to me, I thought the best way to order a Gin & Tonic was with a lime. And don’t get me wrong, I would never hate on a lime. But there is just something about that cucumber…something better. So you take the Hendrick’s…and you take the Jack Rudy…and people…you’ve got without a doubt the most refreshing Gin & Tonic ever. That is, until you add just a tad more cucumber…
Muddle 2 cucumber slices and 1/2 oz of Jack Rudy in a cocktail shaker. The Glass: Austin street map etched rocks glass by The Uncommon Green (c/o). The Attire: J.Crew dress. no comments
Photographed in Atlanta, GA I wanted to meet the guys behind TRIO Custom Clothiers after I saw their suits on our friend, Jonathan (posted here and here). Mark and I recently met them at West Egg and got to know their business, as well as get insight on their newly opened showroom. Since then, we stopped by and got Mark fitted for his first tux and loved our visit. You can order online by sending in measurements, but if you’re in the Atlanta area, or plan on being there soon, we highly recommend visiting the showroom to get the full experience (topped off with some whiskey!) Now, get to know a little about TRIO… Raised in: Describe TRIO Custom Clothiers: What the storefront is like: Why Atlanta: Anything else you want readers to know about TRIO: Now would ya look at that:
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