A founding member of both the pop group WALK THE MOON, and of the popular Cleveland, Ohio based Newgrass group Honeybucket, Adam Reifsnyder's solo endeavor focuses on an intimate folk-pop sound. His 2017 debut EP Phases tackles incredibly personal topics including the aftermath of divorce, childhood nostalgia, and family illness, while maintaining a sense of hope and light throughout. His follow-up single "Don't Be Alone" explores the darkness within ourselves through powerful songwriting and an intricate string arrangement. In 2020, Adam released the hauntingly beautiful and contemplative duet "Pining" with Gretchen Pleuss, as well as Teensie's Tune - a fingerstyle guitar-led instrumental that honors a pregnancy that Adam & his partner lost in 2019. Adam is an active songwriter in the Cleveland, Ohio area. He is also a member of the synth pop/rock outfit Astronymer (whose song "Miles to Go" with Jul Big Green was used as the 44th Cleveland International Film Festival's theme song), and the indie folk duo The Fairdowells (with his musical and life partner Lauren Michelle Morgan). The Fairdowells' debut EP, "Origins" was released in November 2020, just 6 days after the birth of their twins. Adam's most recent album "Better Late Than Never" is out Friday, October 4th, and is a genre variety-pack of sorts, ranging from the John Mayer-esque love song "Sunday Morning", to the dark, brooding alt rock song "The Jackal", to the optimistic folk-pop ballad "Heading Back".