Sean Devine

Dubbed “Americana” when his first album, <a href="spotify:album:4BLrO8fiVdSCK6FhPcJtF3" data-name="Walking Down The Road (25th Anniversary Re-mastered Edition)">Walking Down The Road (25th Anniversary Re-mastered Edition)</a> , was released in 1997, Montana artist Sean Devine has gone on to release six more genre-defying studio albums, including a country record, <a href="spotify:album:1AAAxxlBS4oCp9Z4dB4ldS" data-name="Here For It All">Here For It All</a> , with The Tone Deaf Hippies, a deeply introspective solo acoustic EP, <a href="spotify:album:4EWuk8U9KW3zQ0IrpIcBVj" data-name="Pencil and Paper">Pencil and Paper</a> (recorded in complete, un-edited takes at home in the upper Yellowstone valley), and a batch of reggae songs, <a href="spotify:album:063Iblsqh1HdumIQV8QbzE" data-name="Die Happy">Die Happy</a>, written and recorded on the island Anguilla in the Eastern Caribbean with <a href="spotify:artist:2lPwPTEmbNSW5GAzscSiab" data-name="Dennis Warrington">Dennis Warrington</a> and other local players, and featuring <a href="spotify:artist:246XwaLlmAESLRuPC5vI3x" data-name="Mighty Mystic">Mighty Mystic</a> on the title track.

A lifelong songwriter, Sean Devine is a traveler, musical explorer, a free creative mind, with a new album in progress on a new label this year. Follow and add to your playlists. Much more to come!

www.seandevinemusic.com