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TONY FULGHAM
I know I should be writing this in the third person so you all think I have “people” for this, but that seems silly. I write and play songs. Some of them are quiet, some of them are loud. They are almost all a 60/40 split of lies and truth. I’m not telling you which is which. After the demise of my last band, Jackrabbit, I stopped singing for awhile. A mourning period, as it were. It was late 2019 before I started writing and attempting to sing again. “Attempt” being the operative word. In August of 2020 the doc found some nasty cells on my right vocal cord that resulted in four throat surgeries to date, and a lot of silence. Fucking siiiiilence. (I don’t know how those monks do it.) Who knows if I’m outta the woods, but I’m done waiting around to find out. I started writing again, and after playing 3 songs at a John Prine tribute show, I knew it was time for new songs, a new record, and a new band. There’s still a lot of twang, rock, heartbreak and redemption, but with a new, existential twist. (Mushrooms’ll do that to ya.)

The joy I’ve felt playing music again is indescribable, especially since the band playing these songs with me is Tim DiJulio and Rebecca Young from North Twin, and Aimee Zoe and occasionally Moe Provencer from Jackrabbit. (I’m a lucky dude.)

“Everything & Nothing” releases January 25th 2025. The single, “Bitter” releases August 16th, 2024.

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THE OLD STUFF

JACKRABBIT 2010-2017
Tony Fulgham-Vocal/Guitar, Moe Provencer-Bass/Vocals, Aimee Zoe-Drums/Vocals. Rebecca Young played bass on the E.P. as well as Jason Montgomery on lap steel. By the time we were ready for a full length, it was a straight power trio with Aimee, Moe, and I. It was an amazing time, but Aimee and Moe were a couple. We all know, as goes the romance, so goes the band. Our final album, Dead Man’s Song was far too prophetic. We broke up before we could really release it. It’s my favorite record that no one has heard.

NORTH TWIN 2006-2010
It sometimes surprises me that we were together for such a short time and only recorded two records considering how huge a part of my life this band was. We broke up when drummer, Rick Cranford made the tough decision to move back home to Boston.
North Twin was Tony Fulgham-Vocals and guitar, Tim DiJulio-lead guitar, Rebecca Young-bass and backing vocals, Rick Cranford-drums.