US 32 are Michael and Christy Kline, a red-headed singer/songwriter duo from Ellicott City, Maryland (between Baltimore and DC). This husband-and-wife team have a unique sound that’s two parts Americana/AAA, with a dash of country and folk roots rock.
Songs like “Down In The Field,” “Chasin’ The Sun” and “If These Walls Could Talk” are prime airplay candidates, while the title track of their debut CD, “Tumblin’ Home,” is an homage to Civil War soldier (and relative) George F. Kline’s letter home. “My Great Great Uncle’s letter has been passed down through the family from one generation to the next,” says Michael. “He wrote the letter when he was 18 years old and four months, before he was wounded in the Battle Of The Wilderness at Spotsylvania Courthouse. He died shortly after at Harwood Hospital in Washington, DC, and was buried in Arlington National Cemetery. It was certainly an honor to write this tribute song with my brother Brian, my cousin Tim and Dillon O’Brian.”