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SOUNDING ARROW’s new single “Glimmerglass” was written by band leader Scott Kinnebrew on a road trip with his wife last Fall. According to Kinnebrew, “we were in New York state and needed a break— Glimmerglass State Park was the closest campground on the map. It was a beautiful park, and the name alone warranted a song. I was about to start a marketing campaign for our new album Skyman (released 4/10/26) and ‘Glimmerglass’ is about the anxiety that comes from putting new music out into the world.” Skip ahead to Christmas Day, 2025—Scott fell down the basement stairs and dislocated his shoulder. “Promotion for Skyman was starting in a few months,” says Kinnebrew. “I had booked a tour, hired a marketing team, still had a few tracks to finish, and suddenly my left arm was in a sling. I actually ended up recording the Casio keyboard parts with one hand. Once my arm healed up I recorded the bass and guitar parts, and had my friend Katie Richter add trumpet. My buddy Joe Edel added drums and mixed the song, and as always, Dewey Thomas mastered.”
Over some 30 years, Scott Kinnebrew has shared the stage with a long list of renowned artists he admires, including The Black Crowes, The Avett Brothers, The Lumineers, Sturgill Simpson, Dawes, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Lissie, Levon Helm, Garth Hudson, Blind Melon, Steve Miller Band, Gov’t Mule, and The Doobie Brothers. His former band, Truth & Salvage Co., released two records on Sony’s Megaforce label, appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live, toured Iraq to perform for U.S. troops in 2009, and racked up 250,000 road miles in five years.
