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I Needed Your Lies 4:280:00/4:28
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And The Life 2:420:00/2:42
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Portola 3:290:00/3:29
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“I moved to Nashville to be it's newest sexy, young artist.”
— Doug Robertson
Doug "Songuy" Robertson is an award-winning singer-songwriter based in Nashville, Tennessee. A performer since the age of nine with a passion for creating catchy and meaningful music, Robertson was recently honored by The Nashville Music Awards for his work as Male Singer-Songwriter. He has been described as a blend of Classic Rock, Blues, and Americana. Doug is known for his soulful vocals, suprisingly energetic & driving acoustic guitar and his ability to connect with audiences of all ages.
Robertson is no stranger to the music scene. 1975 saw him forming the Christian rock group SHELTER, recording his first commercial song “Bridge Builder” on Sangre' Productions 1978 compilation album “Come Back Soon”. In subsequent years, Doug performed as a soloist and with others as "Doug Robertson and Company", recording his solo album “New Clothes” in 1996.
Adding Woodstock era cover tunes to his stage show resulted in the band “Max Yasgur's Farm” and the release of the “Salute” album of 2006 featuring those covers and an in your face original titled “Shove It”! After a successful 17 year run as a successful festival band, Robertson retired the group and returned to his songwriting roots for another solo album.
Recording in Reno, Nv. and Nashville Tn. studios, he emerged in 2020 with his “Epiphany ” EP featuring diverse song styles from Western Swing “Why Are Armadillos In Nashville?” to the outstanding Light Rock “Portola” and Country Outlaw Rocker “Hey Boss You're Fired”.
In 2022, he released the rockabilly tune “No Competition.” 2023 saw releases of a Big Hair Rocker "You've Got To Tell Her", the Santana-inspired "She Ain't As Beautiful As She Looks", the blues tune “I Needed Your Lies” and a swampy "Eat Good" for the holidays.
His early 2024 release was the poinent love song he wrote for his wife “Friends At Night”.
Doug plans to spend most of the upcoming years writing and recording more songs and exploring placements in the sync market.
Robertson's music is available on songuy.com and all major music platforms.
More about Doug "Songuy" Robertson:
Discography:
"Come Back Soon” 1978.
"New Clothes” 1996
”Salute” 2006 (With Max Yasgur's Farm)
“Epiphany- Limited Edition” 2020
"Epiphany" 2020
Singles:
"Portola" - 2020
“Why Are Armadillos In Nashville?” - 2021
“No Competition” - 2022
“You've Got To Tell Her” - 2023
“She Ain't As Beautiful As She Looks” - 2023
“I Needed Your Lies” - 2023
"Eat Good" - November 2023
"Friends At Night" - January 2024