Layton Howerton... Singer, songwriter and storyteller

There’s a sense in which the texture of a landscape can channel and shape the people who live there. The rugged, desolate mountains of Wyoming tower like wrecked spires, dwarfing the human inhabitants, and somehow, by their mute presence, drawing attention to the vast emptiness around them.

The open spaces provide no distraction for the mind, and the immense scale of the natural world, the backdrop against which life is lived, stands as a perpetual witness that we humans are small and fragile and finite. It is a good place, Layton Howerton says, to go when you surrender.

“I’m more a reporter than a writer,” Layton says in summation. “I look at people, I look at my own life, I observe, and the songs come. The stories are always there, you just have to look and listen to find them.

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