ENTERTAINMENT
This event was the 12th in a monthly showcase featuring the area's best original bands on downtown Sarasota's premier stage, downstairs at The Gator Club.
Joe Seul says that the most challenging aspects of being a musician are being heard in the first place and being listened to when heard, but neither of those things stop the one man music scene from doing his thing.
Press play on the first track of the Good Graeff’s new EP “Good Job Go” and the first thing you’ll wonder is whether or not these are the same indie-folk-rocking twins that we grew to know and love, as they were touring around the country in a van with their little dog and a revolving cast of backing players.
As someone who grew up in Sarasota, Kristopher James Byerly admits that the challenges of making it as a musician in Sarasota have multiplied.
With more than six months of LA living behind them, the band find themselves with an enthusiastic and ever-expanding fan base who are all awaiting the release of the band’s upcoming EP, “Good Job Go”.
