Dustin Furlow began performing publicly at the age of 17 in Southeastern Virginia after a skateboarding accident that left him little choice but to turn his attention to his first love - music. Not long after inserting his blend of light, contemporary folk-inspired songs into the local music scene he developed a small, but loyal fan base. This eventually led to consistent gigs and funds for his first studio EP "Wood and Steel". Two years following the success and hundreds of copies sold, he then partnered with Rob Ulsh from Master Sound Studios (Justin Timberlake, Depeche Mode, Gwen Stefani, Pharrell Williams) to produce "The Sound That You Call Home", which featured 8 tracks that best represented the past two years' progress. Elements of Fingerstyle guitar-virtuoso Andy McKee can be heard in his two instrumental tracks "Strange New World" and "The Elder Tree" while his world-music influence can be heard in intricately literate songs like "Diamonds and Gold" and "Wood and Steel" "Incredible talent - playing every venue there is - from NORVA to smallest of local cafes - the emerging acoustic talent in the region." - Veer Magazine