About Nick Guiton Nick Guiton is a Singer, Songwriter & Multi-Instrumentalist, who boasts a variety of styles ranging from Roots, Blues, Americana, and Alt-Country. With lyrics that echo the joy, heartache, and the beautiful uncertainties of life, Nick's music resonates deeply with audiences seeking solace and connection through melody, just as music has done for him. Drawing inspiration from the likes of John Hiatt, Jackson Browne, Townes Van Zandt, Bruce Springsteen, and Otis Taylor, Nick's musical journey uses these influences to shape his unique sound. His artistic evolution has spanned through various projects, each contributing to the mosaic of his musical career. From the alt-country vibes of High Level Bridge to the rootsy resonance of No Dogs Barking, and the raw energy of Friction Unlimited, Nick's versatility shines through diverse genres and collaborations. But Nick's journey isn't just about the music—it's a testament to resilience and passion. From early beginnings tinkering with a Bontempi reed organ at the age of four to navigating the highs and lows of the music industry, Nick's dedication to his craft continues to grow and evolve through his trials and tribulations. Despite facing challenges, including a near-fatal accident that threatened his ability to play, Nick persevered! Emerging with a unique finger-picking style that embodies his indomitable spirit, while his transition from band dynamics to solo artistry underscored his commitment to the music above all else. In the wake of life's changes, including the dissolution of musical partnerships and the onset of the COVID era, Nick remains a steadfast beacon of creativity. Whether performing solo or in the company of other musicians, Nick continues to captivate audiences with his extensive catalog of original compositions. For Nick Guiton, music isn't just a vocation—it's a lifeline, a source of comfort, and a conduit for connection. With each strum of the guitar and every heartfelt lyric, Nick invites listeners on a journey of introspection and discovery, proving that through melody, we find solace in the shared human experience.