Jamie Dunphy and True North

Jamie Dunphy and True North features three seasoned musicians with a long history in the Boston music scene: <a href="spotify:artist:0gT78N73fKKwMtRc4l5iQP" data-name="Jamie Dunphy">Jamie Dunphy</a> (<a href="spotify:artist:67PPamnziRbwdAIRhepRqz" data-name="The Beige">The Beige</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:5wOBf3ati3eceiGfxXAAjD" data-name="Mill City Trio">Mill City Trio</a>), Seth Peterson (<a href="spotify:artist:0fiX1uoVvXH1FEBFN84iBM" data-name="Electric Standard">Electric Standard</a>, The Gone Boys, Capital 6) and Tod Salmonson (The Snap Daddies, Dr. Smigley&#39;s Baby). The trio formed in June of 2018 and have been performing regularly since at Boston-area venues including the Burren Backroom, the Midway Cafe, Lilypad Inman and the Square Root.

In May 2025, the band released Stage Dive Into Oblivion, a collection of four singles including The Last Song, 1983, Everything Must Go, and Snowfall, which Stereo Stickman called &#34;a gorgeously refreshing classic.&#34;

In May 2021, the group released their first full-length album, Dark Night Bright Morning, which featured the hit singles The Girl in the Boat and The Great Divide. The album garnered much critical acclaim:
&#34;A superbly crafted pop-rock CD&#34; -Roots Music Report.
&#34;A gorgeously enjoyable, interesting and professionally crafted album from a band with a timeless authenticity to their sound.&#34; -Stereo Stickman.
&#34;A perfect album for our times.&#34; -Metronome Magazine.
&#34;The band combines expert musicianship with a folk singer&#39;s style and a keen appreciation for the hook.&#34; -The Static Dive.

In March, 2019 the band released their debut EP, No More Waiting, which Metronome Magazine called “nothing short of ingenious,” citing “brilliantly crafted lyrics and magnificent guitar work.”