Americana seems to be a catch-all phrase, a buzzword in the arts scene. There are those that sing the songs and there are those that have lived the tales. Rarely there are those who do both. Enter Andrew Wiscombe, a folk musician from rural America, raised in a blue collar family, educated in her schools, and a soldier in her wars. A laborer for her farms, factories, prisons, rail yards and restaurants. He understands the life of the working class family. His latest EP, "Indiana" is a fine example of this. Co-Produced with the infamous Sammy Brue, it is sure to leave you living a simple life that perhaps you've never had. A Berklee trained award-winning songwriter, Andrew’s ability to clothe stories, words, and emotions in American roots music has received great praise from fans and critics alike. He has drawn many comparisons to some of the great contemporary songwriters/poets of our time. Whether singing through the eyes of a child, the hands of a hard-working family man (he is a happily married father of two boys) or through the scope of his sniper rifle, Andrew has a story to share that will resonate with the most human parts of the listener. This latest EP "Indiana" is a fine example