Over the past year, we at Live Music Hound have had the pleasure of sitting down and interviewing some of the best local musical artists. During the course of these interviews, we thought that it might be a cool idea to have them play a Christmas song if they wanted. The result is this collection of 12 performances. Most are new renditions of Holiday classics but there are also 3 original songs that we are sure you will learn to love. Without further ado, LMH presents, Christmas in Baltimore.

The Beatles in Baltimore is a collection of the best songs from the greatest and ever featuring local musical artists in and around Baltimore, MD, each of them performing the songs acoustically. This effort will become part of the launch of a new music app called Live Music Hound but we're offering it up early to our subscribers. We hope you enjoy the performances where you are and thank you for listening. Stay tuned for more from Live Music Hound. 

The Boh-tini Brothers feature Eric and Ryan Nicholls who share a passion for live music. They are dedicated to producing, managing and performing live memorable shows. And as you will learn upon listening to this podcast, The Boh-tini Brothers are not only talented, they are fun guys with a great sense of humor.

Rachel Hall is a Singer/Guitarist who has been performing in the Baltimore area and beyond for 15 years in various duos and bands, as well as solo acoustic. Her influences include Bonnie Raitt, Patsy Cline, Patty Griffin and Sheryl Crow. She will wow you with her vocal prowess. Hear her original songs at time stamps: 4:23, 16:26 and 27:27. 

Baltimore-Based Singer/Songwriter and Recording Artist, Grayson Moon, has been honing his musical talents since childhood when he began singing at age 5 and songwriting at age 10. The classically trained as a singer-songwriter and recording artist combines original music with self-arranged covers. His nuanced arrangements of timeless classics are complemented by his eclectic guitar style and soulful vocals. You’re going to like what you hear. Songs begin at the 6:37, 20:22 and 28:02 marks.

The music industry is a challenging one. So many quality artists are never heard, passed over for computer generated noise and a slick marketing package to move units at the rate of $1.29 per download. Music Fanimal seeks to change that by shining a light on local talents. Here they’ll get the red-carpet treatment they deserve. Music Fanimal, the keys of home. Be sure to subscribe on iTunes.

The music industry is a challenging one. So many quality artists are never heard, passed over for computer generated noise and a slick marketing package to move units at the rate of $1.29 per download. Music Fanimal seeks to change that by shining a light on local talents. Here they’ll get the red-carpet treatment they deserve. Music Fanimal, the keys of home. Be sure to subscribe on iTunes.

The music industry is a challenging one. So many quality artists are never heard, passed over for computer generated noise and a slick marketing package to move units at the rate of $1.29 per download. Music Fanimal seeks to change that by shining a light on local talents. Here they’ll get the red-carpet treatment they deserve. Music Fanimal, the keys of home. Be sure to subscribe on iTunes.

The music industry is a challenging one. So many quality artists are never heard, passed over for computer generated noise and a slick marketing package to move units at the rate of $1.29 per download. Music Fanimal seeks to change that by shining a light on local talents. Here they’ll get the red-carpet treatment they deserve. Music Fanimal, the keys of home. Be sure to subscribe on iTunes.