“I am but a singer, a factory man’s son.  I spend my days dreaming of what is yet to come.”

So goes the opening lines of Lynn Callihan’s 1999 album through my window.  For over two decades, the Northern Michigan native has been chronicling the dreams of the common man. Described as “ear candy for the soul," his evocative voice, haunting melodies, and percussive guitar stylings, has created a unique style of a Dark Americana, Alternative Folk, and Blues that has made him a favorite of songwriter aficionados.

  On his newest release, ‘The Shagway Sessions,’ Lynn showcases everything that he does best.  Over the EP’s five songs he tells stories of hard luck small town girls, the tragic consequences of war, and the way the human spirit can always find the hope needed to go on and fight another day.  It is classic Callihan - resilient, thought provoking, and inspiring.  

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