Branson Inscore

Branson Inscore began his career as a vocalist and guitarist for the bluegrass group, Flintridge, and later performed with banjoist-extraordinaire Dale Mills.
While in college, Branson teamed up with banjoist Scott Stegall, singer-songwriter <a href="spotify:artist:3BEnZajtXj5jLLnjV7Lal1" data-name="Cliff Gilman">Cliff Gilman</a>, and mandolinist Jon Hill, formerly of <a href="spotify:artist:1h7k26I3yyDDHJ9UNxnEX4" data-name="Big Fat Gap">Big Fat Gap</a>, to form the award-winning bluegrass project, The Catawba Riverkings, who toured regionally across North and South Carolina. While with the Riverkings, Branson also began writing and recording his first album and performed as both a solo act and frontman for the Branson Inscore Trio - a three piece, dive-bar blues band.
In May 2019, Branson released his first single, &#34;<a href="spotify:track:62QK7zIu14MXcBD6kQQpya" data-name="What&#39;s Going On">What&#39;s Going On</a>.&#34;
Later in that same year he released, &#34;She Was Standing There,&#34; which hearkens back to the rich, echo-soaked harmonies of the 1970&#39;s California Sound and has been critically-acclaimed an &#34;opus,&#34; revealing guitar sounds of &#34;dexterity and richness.&#34;
His latest single, &#34;Soft and Sweet and Low&#34; is a collaboration with former bandmate Cliff Gilman.
His full-length debut album, Hideout Moon, was released in April of 2020.
Branson continues to pursue authentic, lyrical, and innovative songwriting, while paying tribute to his influences from the past.
Oh, and his biggest fan is Sam Zucker.