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Welcome to all current and future FalcOholics!

You have arrived at the place
to catch moving, heartfelt music
from two of Music's finest singer, songwriters and their friends
from the Sowing Circle;

What you are about to discover are some of the most beautifully crafted lyrics and wonderful melodies; songs that have captured the heart and emotions that are part of the fabric of day to day life: Joy, heartbreak, faith, hope and love.....

First, there is music from:

Billy Falcon, a prolific writer, is a self-described reporter, chronicling his life experiences with poetic lyrics and stirring melodies. Over his career, Billy has released eleven albums each remaining true to his hallmark of beautifully crafted songs with lyrics that move the listener to laugh, cry, think, remember, and always, to hope. Perhaps you remember his Pretty Blue World record, with the hit song, Power Windows.

Stevie Nicks, Cher, Manfred Mann, Sherrie Austin, and Trace Adkins are just some of the artists who have covered his songs.
He's also co-written over a dozen songs on the last five Bon Jovi records, including Bounce, Last Man Standing, Just Older and Everybody’s Broken.

Billy's latest record, Made Man, a dozen songs with his new band,
the Falcones, is something he's truly excited about.

We hope you will be also!

Cashbox Magazine named Brick Off A Bridge an ALL INDIE PICK.
The new record, has also been featured on NY Radio:
Q104.3 Jonathan Clark’s Out Of The Box
102.3 WBAB Fingers’ Homegrown

(Click Link Below to sample/purchase)

Next is music from:

Rose Falcon is a 23-year-old singer/songwriter, born in NYC and raised in Nashville, TN. You might say she's a "little bit country a little bit rock and roll" but then you might be accused of using a cheesy cliché.

Her father, Billy Falcon, also a songwriter, heavily influences her writing. I guess she didn't really have a choice. I mean, she'd be in bed trying to sleep and all she would hear is him wailing his latest tune.

Looking back, Rose is now thankful for that annoyance. Her self-titled debut was released on Columbia/Sony New York in 2003. It was very "pop", she was very young! She had a great time and enjoyed seeing herself jump up and down and singing into a hair brush on the Disney Channel.
Every girls dream….haha.

Anyway.. she's grown up a bit and here she is with some new music. Check it out. Let me know what ya think. Her second release is coming soon.

Her amazing new songs are more mature, and edgier, reflecting her maturity and growth as a singer and songwriter.

If Tom Petty were female, he'd
sound something like Rose Falcon.

Enjoy!
the FalcOholic