Greyson Turner

STITCHED-UP AMERICANA · AUSTIN, TEXAS

A songwriter rebuilding his sound on his own terms. From years onstage and a fresh start in Austin to the songs on Reap What You’ve Sown, Greyson Turner calls his blend of folk-rock and Americana “stitched-up Americana.”

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THE SOUND
“Stitched-up Americana” is Greyson’s phrase for music that keeps the songwriting honest while pushing the sound forward. Folk-rock roots meet modern production and a blend of genre influences.

AUSTIN, AND A NEW CHAPTER
After years of performing, studying music and fronting American Megafauna, Greyson returned to his own songs. His debut album, Reap What You’ve Sown, brings together tracks from a period of struggle and renewal, from the hope of “Hanging ’Round” to the solitude of “Tonight” and “Now.”

FROM THE INTERVIEW
Read the full conversation about finding his voice, leaving South Carolina for Austin, and choosing to stay determined as he builds his music career.

Photography: Bone and Honey Studio