Vicki F Hideaway Sessions 3 songs

Giving viewers a unique behind the scenes look at in-studio music performances by emerging independent recording artists, the Hideaway Sessions is now streaming on UA-cam. Produced by Factory Underground Studio of Norwalk, CT in association with Pilot Light Records, the sessions include acoustic, and occasionally electric, performances that are raw, visceral, intimate, and personal.
The Hideaway Sessions were named after a recording studio that Factory Underground Studio co-owner Ethan Isaac had owned in East Jewett, NY, on a once abandoned-dude ranch in the middle of the Catskill Mountains. Owned in its illustrious heyday by western movie star George "Gabby" Hayes, the Hideaway was the site of legendary performances by Patty Page, and the Everly Brothers. The Hideaway Ranch was often used as a weekend getaway retreat for movie stars and Manhattan celebrities of the day.
When Isaac moved his recording operations to Norwalk, CT, forming what is now Factory Underground Studios, co-owned with his business partner, producer Kenny Cash, he brought with him several relics including the original wooden Hideaway sign shown in the Hideaway Sessions. Much of the wood that has gone into creating Factory Underground Studio is reclaimed barn wood from the property that is over one hundred years old.
The three episodes of the Hideaway Sessions that are available on the Factory Underground Studio UA-cam channel include performances by Vicki F, Grab Brothers, and Joshua Morris, all artists on Pilot Light Records, a subsidiary of Factory Underground, that is geared toward the promotion of emerging independent artists. The video recorded most recently includes snippets of candid conversation between Ethan Isaac and Morris in between songs.
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