Artist's albums
Modern Life
2023 · album
Modern Life
2023 · single
Abracadabra
2022 · single
Wooder
2022 · single
Blue, Green, Blue
2020 · single
Sun Rising
2020 · single
Dead Man's Fingers
2020 · single
Sun Rising
2020 · EP
Trap Sun
2020 · single
The Closer That I Get to You
2020 · single
Avec la Vérité, Vous Avez le Droit d'Aimer
2019 · single
Marigold
2019 · single
Secret We Both Know
2019 · single
Frozen Sand
2019 · single
Do You Wanna Dance?
2018 · single
War with Shadows
2017 · album
Holdin' Back the Heart
2017 · single
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Biography
Fronted by singer-songwriter, Drew Harris and guitarist Tim Campbell, the Naked Sun have been a staple of the Philadelphia music scene since forming in 2011. After spending the mid-aughts in the Baltimore, MD, eclectic and robust music scene, Harris moved home to his native Philadelphia to start a rock band with a little more edge than the folky “streetgrass” stylings of his previous bands. Harris and Campbell met in Campbell’s South Jersey home, exchanged tunes, and started making music together. Soon after, the Naked Sun would go on to win the WXPN Beta Hi-Fi Festival, the band recorded their first EP, “Space, Place, and Time,” and started playing shows. Flash forward to today, Harris and Campbell are joined by Dylan Mulcahy on drums, Tom Tusler on bass, Alan Sheltzer on keys, and Bradley Moser on lead guitar. The Naked Sun is set to follow up their debut LP, War With Shadows, with a brand new 6-song record entitled, Modern Life, set for release on January 27th, 2023. The Naked Sun mixes sounds familiar to bands like Wilco, the War on Drugs, My Morning Jacket, Drive-by Truckers and the Jayhawks in an indie-rock stew they have coined “honest-rock.” Harris explains, “We make music for people who like to really dig-in to their music.”