Biography

Get swept away by Swift Silver’s big river of sound.

Southern songwriters Anna Kline and John Looney are Swift Silver. Their collaboration spans ten years of exploring the great expanse of the American songbook—touring, conspiring, songwriting—fused together by the Mississippi heat, molded in the mountain air of Western North Carolina, and flung free in the hills of Kentucky bluegrass.

From the moment the listener presses play to the last track fade, Swift Silver celebrates the tenets of Southern sound. This is a collection of songs cultivated in the dim lights of listening rooms and local jams, regional festivals and road trips, alone in the woodshed and crafted as an ensemble.

Together, they drive a contagious electric surge of sound.

Swift Silver’s debut self-titled album marks a meaningful milestone for the pair: It is a 180° (re)turn to their musical roots: the redemptive strains of Southern gospel, the drawling tremolo of rhythm and blues, and the twang of the rural soul.

Swift Silver’s self-titled album exemplifies a new era of Southern rock and soul. They take their place among a (common)wealth of musical talent that continues to capture the nation’s attention.