Original Appalachia-Inspired Bluegrass Music

New Album Out Now!

Our new album "Brewgrass" is available on all major platforms! For a sneak peek, listen to the audio samples on this page. Moods range from the defiant #MeToo movement anthem “Put it Back Together” to moonshine numbers like “Wagon Load” and “White Dog” and tender ballads like “Kerry” and “She was a Rose Once.” Grammy Award-winning country music powerhouse Pam Tillis had this to say about the album: "Darlin’ Caroline" is a winsome love song and a humbly rendered, endearingly earnest account of the many reasons Brew fell heart over hills with the place he and his family now call home."

Meeting in Applachia

It's hard to put into words when something just feels right — that's exactly what it's like for Nick and Brew. Like long lost brothers: one from the South, the other from the North; one raised Protestant, the other Catholic; one into the Americana music of Townes Van Zandt, Darrell Scott, and Gillian Welch, the other the Bluegrass World of Bill Monroe, Tony Rice, and the Stanley Brothers. When they met amid the vibrant music scene of Asheville, NC, it just felt right. We think when you hear 'em, it'll just feel right for you, too. Thanks for visiting! Come back soon.

Band Members

Brew Davis

From Music City, USA — Growing up in the shadow of the Bluebird Cafe, Brew studied poetry and listened to his grandfather lead a cappella worship in church. The songs of Music City seeped into his bones and came out through pen and paper. He fell in love with the sounds of the Nashville Bluegrass Band, Robert Earl Keen, Doc Watson and Sam Bush, and landed his dream job during college working at the seminal roots label Sugar Hill Records in Durham, NC.

Nick Dauphinais

From the White Mountains of NH — Learning to play the mandolin and guitar at a young age, Nick first played in his dad's bluegrass band. He earned a music degree from the University of New Hampshire and headed south to join Mountain Faith (America's Got Talent) and later the Larry Stephenson Band. Nick teaches guitar and mandolin in Asheville, NC and has regularly played iconic Nashville venues like the Grand Ole Opry and Station Inn.

Lucas Moomaw

From the High Country of NC — Hailing from Boone, NC, Lucas earned a percussion degree from Belmont University School of Music and spent five years recording and touring with a country band in Nashville. Since earning a law degree from Wake Forest University School of Law in 2020, Lucas has practiced law in Asheville, NC. Recently, he has recorded and toured with Asheville-based groups including Town Mountain and Lua Flora.

Lucas Dauphinais

From the Upper Valley of NH — Growing up with Nick up north, Lucas moved to Asheville, NC to expand his access to traditional music. Together, the Dauphinais brothers released their first studio album Empty Teardrops in 2015, showcasing their original bluegrass music. Over the last decade he has played bass with many local and regional bands spanning different genres, and has enjoyed perfoming solo on acoustic guitar around town.