Cameron Owens - Goin' Home #Flyah Review

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Being a musician in and out of punk and pop bands for over 8 years, Cameron Owens came up in the Pittsburgh punk rock scene. Though his beginnings in performing music was in pop and punk, Owens was always influenced by the great American singer-songwriters, blues artists and a lot of heartland rock among other genres. Releasing a demo EP in early 2017, he realized soon after that putting the time into recording a full length was his next step. So that’s exactly what he did. The “"Saint Charles Place”  EP is technically his debut full length album, and it speaks for itself. The record holds nothing back and puts all of his cards on the table.

 

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