Mission Spotlight Portland, Oregon
Mission Spotlight writes music about the modern American West. Inspired by the records of George Jones and the Byrds playing on their parents' turntables, and influenced by the alt-country sounds of Whiskeytown, Daniel Romano and early Wilco, Mission Spotlight creates songs whose appeal spans generations. This is music for campfires and rainy Sunday mornings. ... more
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