“Our Favorite Game” puts you in the driver’s seat of the thrill seeker. You’re addicted to the adrenaline and it might kill you, but you just can’t give it up. Dueling violin and electric guitar with haunting vocals paint an adventure.
The mundane millstone of everyday rituals grows heavier around your neck by the day. What if you took it off, just for a day? "Free and Wild" captures the way it feels to finally give in and think, "What if?" This anthem is brimming with strings, horns, and layered vocals.
"Mascara and Sweat" is a funky, contagious song with layered vocals that propel you from a sexy simmer to sweltering sensuality. The bumping bass, supercharged guitar, and vivacious drumming make your head bob and hips move.
"Alone" is a cinematic, emotional journey that builds tension up to a pinnacle of heartfelt harmonies and expressive violins. "Alone" puts the listener in the shoes of someone struggling to make it out of the darkness from both the depths of the struggle and the rearview mirror. Perseverance takes you through until an epiphany that you've survived something that so many others have as well. Give it a listen on this website or your favorite streaming platform.
"Treble For You" is anthemic for growing in confidence and proudly being yourself. The song is a proud banner to fly to let the world know you have the freedom to just be you and to put their advice on a shelf. When the time is right for you is the right time.
Montana Young is a re-emerging singer, songwriter, and violinist/fiddler nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Southwestern Virginia. Her journey began at age 5 when she saw a young teen girl playing fiddle at a fiddler’s convention. The crowd went wild, Montana stood up out of her seat, and with hands on hips, she said, “I want to do that.” Several months later, she began with classical training in Roanoke, VA under Jane Wang. She began playing with the Roanoke Junior Strings Symphony, as well as traditional Bluegrass and Oldtime styles. During childhood, Montana toured Scotland, Canada, and much of the East Coast performing. She was in countless competitions and took home many awards. Montana also played for Congressional events and in varying festivals. One of her favorite accomplishments was playing for the Queen of England when she visited the United States in 2007. Montana stopped playing at 20 years old and fell silent with music altogether for about 12 years, until now.
Montana is back and ready to share her creativity. She has excitedly started to delve into songwriting and recording her own sound. She’s teeming with ideas after coming back into music and there’s more to come.
