Eddie 9V Atlanta, Georgia
Eddie 9V has acted on instinct all his life. At the age of 15, this longtime soul artist turned away from the path of
college and jobs to go all guns blazing on the roots and blues circuit of his native Atlanta, Georgia.
Now, released in 2021, 'Little Black Flies' is the 25-year-old's most impulsive move yet, which catches everything that went down at a session that felt more like a party.
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