One More Dollar

BIO

There is a sound that brings a region into your thoughts. So unique to its location and inseparable to its culture, it is difficult to name. One More Dollar, has that sound and its focus on original and depression-era and earlier music provide an opportunity build its own sound on the foundation of this difficult name. We believe we know what to call it, Ozarkana

Local multi-instrumental folk musicians, Robert Adkison, Alisha Thomas, and Jeremy Myers are no strangers to the Ozarks music scene. Having performed all over the Ozarks throughout the years, crossing paths and enjoying each others’ music, they have decided to team up for that full band sound focusing on roots folk music.

Meet The Band

***Robert Adkison***
Cello, Guitar, Mandolin

West Plains, Missouri native Robert Adkison offers versatility unmatched by many musicians in the Ozarks. This multi-instrumentalist brings the sounds of many instruments including Cello, Guitar, Mandolin, bodhran and many more. In addition, his understanding of American roots music coupled with traditional Irish music makes Robert a force in Ozarks roots music!

Ozarks’ songstress, Alisha Thomas, has been performing in the region for years adding her pure delight of lead and harmony vocals to every venue that she performs. The warmness of her voice weaves the familiar sound of the Ozarks along with her fiddle or guitar to engage the audience and keep them hanging on every note.

***Jeremy Myers***
Guitar, Banjo, Fiddle

With his small-town Missouri roots as a compass, singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jeremy Myers artfully navigates this wilderness, stitching together his hopes, dreams, victories, and adventures in song to weave a vibrant tapestry of a distinctly American countryside that will make you feel right at home.