Coming Soon:
KIRK ADAMS & Ed Woltil

Artsy around the edges with a propulsive power pop heart, Eat the Sunshine, Drink the Starshine— the debut album from Kirk Adams & Ed Woltil—is chock full of catchy hooks, yet its kaleidoscopic layers reveal hidden musical riches upon repeat listens. Legendary XTC guitarist Dave Gregory adds his trademark inventive six-string icing to the cake on four tracks. Add a cameo from famed Fairport Convention drummer Dave Mattacks and you’re in pop-rock heaven.

Front cover of "Eat the Sunshine, Drink the Starshine" album by Kirk Adams & Ed Woltil

Ed Woltil (Solo)

Melding a Beatlesque ear for tunecraft with a Brill-building pop sophistication, “every song exhibits supreme musicianship and an insightful yet earthy lyricism” (Pop Matters).

STEVE ROBINSON & ED Woltil

An English folk-popper teams up with an American art-rocker resulting in a “gloriously synergistic merging of talents” (No Depression).

Front cover of "Eat the Sunshine, Drink the Starshine" album by Kirk Adams & Ed Woltil

KIRK ADAMS & ED WOLTIL

Artsy with a propulsive power pop heart, two birds of a musical feather unite for a sparkling debut, with help from legendary XTC guitarist Dave Gregory.

DITCHFLOWERS (Coming Soon)

St. Petersburg based baroque pop masters deliver “exquisite…sweet, timeless pop” (Creative Loafing).

About Ed

Best known for his work as singer, guitarist and chief songwriter for St. Petersburg Florida art-pop band The Ditchflowers, Ed Woltil’s music has been featured on NPR’s Open Mic; Performing Songwriter magazine singled out Carried Away, The Ditchflowers’ 2007 debut CD, as a “Top 12 DIY Pick; and he has shared the stage with legends like Richard Thompson, Alex Chilton, Graham Parker and Procol Harum. Woltil has garnered numerous regional and national awards, including First Prize in the 2000 USA Songwriting Competition, Gospel category; and Runner-Up in the 2006 John Lennon Songwriting Competition, Folk category.