While visiting a friend in Atlanta, Eliot Bronson signed up for Eddie’s Attic open mic night on a whim and won, encouraging him to move to Atlanta. After a chance meeting at a coffee house with Matthew Kahler, long-time friend, and duo partner with Shawn Mullins, put Eliot in the thick of the new folk scene that had grown from its Decatur and Little 5 Points roots into being an internationally recognized movement spearheaded by The Indigo Girls, Kristian Bush & Kristen Hall.After several self-produced records and building a solid national following, Eliot put out a CD produced by Nashville-based Dave Cobb and subsequently signed a publishing deal, moved to Nashville, and settled into the Nashville music scene. Between his co-writing sessions Eliot started writing a set of songs that turned into an album of a much more personal nature. As this project grew, he realized that this record could only be recorded by the people he loved and trusted, so he moved back to Atlanta and recorded his latest CD Empty Spaces with his long-time friends and backup band, Will Robertson, Colin Agnew, and Bret Hartley.

Join us for the Eliot Bronson Watch Party on Volume.com on October 23rd at 9 pm ET. https://volume.com/anemptyroom/