Originally from Burlington, Vermont, Chris Titchner moved down to North Carolina in 2000 to go back to school and to try his hand at the highly regarded music scene of Chapel Hill and the rest of the Triangle. Since that time he has been playing 50-75 gigs a year up and down the East Coast.His most recent album, Moving Day, is neatly packed with road rock just made to be blasted out of a moving truck. Titchner's 11 songs pulse with dissatisfaction and desire- from the ennui associated with a ...
Originally from Burlington, Vermont, Chris Titchner moved down to North Carolina in 2000 to go back to school and to try his hand at the highly regarded music scene of Chapel Hill and the rest of the Triangle. Since that time he has been playing 50-75 gigs a year up and down the East Coast.His most recent album, Moving Day, is neatly packed with road rock just made to be blasted out of a moving truck. Titchner's 11 songs pulse with dissatisfaction and desire- from the ennui associated with a dead end job, to the thrum of tension between potential lovers, to the thrill of finally packing up and going. Produced by Titchner and Thom Canova, Moving Day is acoustic rock living large with a full band, brass quartet, and strings.About Moving Day:"Titchner has produced a rare album, an acoustic singer-songwriter album that can appeal to people who do not enjoy the genre." -- Graham Bailey, Pucknation.com"Titchner has always been a thinking person's artist. He packs his songs with images, dreams, awkward moments, [and] daily frustrations...Sometimes it's scary how close to home he hits...I don't remember him sounding this gutsy on the last album" -- Jennifer Layton, Indie-Music.com
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