Bryan Jones created Buffalo Moses as a dialed in representation of his musical talents after four albums with his Americana band Buster Blue. Wailing on harmonica and finger-picking acoustic guitar, he uses his lyrically driven songs to explore the depths of his vocal range. The narrative songwriting with Buffalo Moses brings to life an eclectic cast of characters only an inspired mind could conjure up. Much like the early country legends, Jones’ would spill his blood if it gave life to a song.

Complete band geek all through grade school and college. Around the age of 18 I started writing songs, and around the age of 21 started writing decent songs. Myfavorite thing in the world and my passion in life is sharing my love of music with people. I draw inspiration from anywhere I can, and strive to share that connection with an audience.

Spike McGuire has been a notable member of the songwriters scene since debuting at the Chicago Peace and Freedom Festival in 2008. While in Chicago he also received his B.A. in Theater from Columbia College. After graduating in 2009 he returned west where he quickly became a figurehead of the burgeoning arts and music scene in his hometown, Reno, NV. Spike is the founder of Loud as Folk, a monthly songwriters showcase held in Reno. Since the events 2011 inception, Loud As Folk has expanded into a touring revue and regularly appears in multiple west coast cities with a rotating network of songwriters. Spike has shared the stage with such greats as: Lucero, Jerrod Niemann, Roger Clyne and The Peacemakers, Johnny Two Bags (Social Distortion), Chuck Ragan (Hot Water Music), Franz Nicolay (The Hold steady), Kevin Seconds, Kepi Gouhlie, and Willy Tea Taylor. 2015 marked the first time Spike's original songs were committed to vinyl, a success he shared with his band Six Mile Station. Spike McGuire is proudly endorsed by GraphTech Guitar Labs.