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Hughie Stone Fish

12+ albums
acousticjazzfunkindiesinger-songwriter

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Hughie Stone Fish grew up in Syracuse, New York. He taught himself guitar in middle school strictly - taking his mother's advice - to get girls. He fell in love (with the guitar…) and began playing all the time. When his favorite teacher died, the guitar became a compositional tool for his grief and he wrote and performed his first guitar-based song for the funeral. A music theory course inspired Hughie to teach himself piano, modeling his playing after his Uncle, who entertained Hughie on the piano every time he visited. Trekking in the Himalayan Mountains when he was 17 years old inspired Hughie to apply to various music schools for his college education. The next spring he entered Berklee College of Music as a vocal principle, only to switch to become a piano principle and songwriting major a semester later. Hughie played some of the best venues around Boston with his band of two years, Stone Fish, before deciding it was time to embark on a solo journey. Here he is. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

top songs

1

Love Trees Wine

19
2

If You're Gonna Love Me

12
3

Benjamin

10
4

Siren Songs

10
5

I Promise You

10
6

Thank You For Leaving Me

9
7

A Few Little Tips

9
8

Who You Were

9
9

I Wanna Have a Kid

8
10

Bad Luck

8

albums

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Look How Quickly Everything's Changing

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Siren Songs

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Welcome to Syracuse

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Down Down Down

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Good Trouble

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Skylark

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Sunlight and Stars

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Sun Come Up

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Like This

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New York State Fair

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New York State Fair (Breathe in, Breathe Out)

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Siren Songs - EP

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