“Come On By” by Ocie Elliot

Ocie Elliott knows how to connect with their audience from the first sound. This folk-indie duo has such a special vocal partnership that is showcased throughout the course of the song.

Jon Middleton and Sierra Lundy’s soft yet poignant voices pair together like fine wine. They both know how to create such a beautiful and dynamic experience for their listeners. Between the slight sounds of the tambourine and simple guitar chords, the production keeps the main focus on the lyrics.

This song is a storytelling masterpiece and is perfect for that airy and crisp Autumn day.

Written by Tricia Patras

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