Sean Devine with Dennis Warrington

Montana native Sean Devine has traveled extensively around the U.S. and abroad, in a music career spanning three decades, releasing four full albums of original music, an EP and several singles, and contributing music to two independent films. His fourth album, Here For It All, was recorded at Sonic Ranch in southwest Texas with Cody Jinks’ producer and stage band, The Tone Deaf Hippies. The album spent 23 weeks in the Top 50 at Alt Country radio, peaking at #12 in the summer of ’21. His followup EP, Pencil and Paper, was recorded at home, live to the iPhone in complete, un-edited solo performances. His next single, “Lost In Austin” is an ode to the city where he has often performed, and where he recorded his album, Austin Blues, released in 2015.  That song, and “All That I Know About Love” were recorded remotely, with players from Fort Worth, Austin, Nashville, and in Missouri and Montana. Current projects include an album, Paradise Valley Sessions, Vol. 1,  produced by Colorado guitarist Cary Morin, featuring Cary, Kenny Williams (Montana Rose, Tessy Lou and The Shotgun Stars) on upright bass, Jon DeGroot (The Tallboys) playing mandolin, and Eric Heywood (Sun Volt, The Pretenders) on pedal steel. Sean has also recently recorded six new songs with local musicians on the island Anguilla, in the eastern Caribbean. That album, titled Die Happy, is currently being mixed by Grammy-winning engineer Doc Wiley in Bozeman, Montana.

Dennis Warrington, hailing from the vibrant cultural landscape of Dominica, has been a dynamic presence in the Anguilla music scene for over a decade, as an instrumentalist and performer, as well as producing music for local and regional artists such as Bankie Banx, Omalie 360, Darius James, and many others. His debut single, Good Love is a compelling blend of traditional Caribbean rhythms and contemporary flair, captivating from the first note with its rich melody and rhythmic diversity.