From sneaking into local bars to selling out legendary venues like the Troubadour and Bowery Ballroom, breakout rock artist Sawyer Hill delivers his highly anticipated debut album, Everybody’s Home, Nobody’s Happy. Shaped by extensive touring and a bittersweet longing for home, the album stands as a powerful voice for loners, doubters, and outsiders. The sonic and lyrical identity of the record captures the raw emotional honesty of a Southern kid who refuses to shut up about his feelings.