Folk Bands and Artists
Huck Notari
https://hucknotari.bandcamp.com
Originally from the White Mountains of New Hampshire, Huck made his way south to New Orleans where he performed on the street as a Charlie Chaplin statue mime. He then moved West to Oregon and co-created a vaudeville troupe called The Cardboard Songsters. A little house in the Oregon country inspired Huck to begin his prolific songwriting journey. With his debut album Highland in 2007, Huck began performing in Portland and throughout the Northwest. He released his second album, Very Long Dream in 2009 and his third album, Huck Notari and the River in 2013. Huck has stayed busy touring around the country and in Europe.
A fixture of Portland’s ever growing roots music scene, Huck Notari has his own unique style of timeless songwriting and beautiful guitar playing. He has been turning heads at home and abroad with his soft voice and earthy lyrics. His songs are honest and simple. They reflect his passion for living in the country and his hope for brighter days. Huck moved backed to his old stomping grounds of New Hampshire two years ago, where he has been working on his next album, which should be released shortly.
