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Somewhere along the red dirt border of alt country, Americana and folk, Fee Brown & the Highwater have created a unique and eclectic sound. Their music transports you with rich imagery, rolling rhythms and intricate melodies. In August 2008 the band recorded their debut album The Devil Dressed Me with producer Myles Mumford at Atlantis Sound studios, to be released in early 2009. The single 24 Hours (Bobby’s Waltz), a driving, mariachi-infused ballad, is now available. Fee was born with a wanderer's spirit that has drawn her to many far-flung and exotic places, filling her song-writer’s cup to overflowing. With guitar in hand, she has traversed the globe from the Sahara to Ensenada, jamming with the locals, writing and performing along the way. Most notably, Fee successfully supported Nashville singer/songwriter Steve Forbert at Dublin’s beloved venue, Whelan’s. On a hot January evening in 2008, the clinking of four whisky glasses in a Fitzroy beer garden marked the beginning of