Local female brings peaceful, acoustic melodies to forefront
Maxwell Newfield
For The Corner News
Published: January 12, 2010 4:24:46 pm
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Auburn musician Destiny Brown will perform at the Strutting Duck on Thursday, Jan. 13.
This is the first time I have ever had the chance to review a local musician who was truly local to the town of Auburn. One thing is for sure, Destiny Brown sets the bar high for all local talent that I have not yet reviewed.
Brown’s music is perfect for those seeking a simple, peaceful type of music. While performing, Brown has only two instruments, her guitar and her voice, and she uses both exquisitely; one helping the other to create a soothing, joyous sound.
Imagine if Jack Johnson lived in the Southeastern United States, and had a much prettier, more feminine voice; then you would have the music of Destiny Brown. Either that, or a soulful guitar track that was the last song cut off of the “O, Brother Where Art Thou” soundtrack.
The latter description is probably the more accurate because Brown tends to have a more serious delivery, as opposed to Johnson who usually sings with a more playful attitude. Either way she sings it, Destiny Brown is not to be missed when you are looking for a peaceful way to enjoy live music festivities.
Go support Auburn’s local music in the truest form by seeing Destiny Brown at the Strutting Duck on Jan. 13.
Check out Brown on her MySpace page at
myspace.com/destinybrown22.