Trapper’s Cabin is the music of one man - an art-folk singer-songwriter who lives and works in the north Georgia mountains. One of my coworkers passed this CD on to me and I loved it immediately. It’s kind of discouraging in a way to know there are people out there like this guy… people who are gifted and talented, writing great songs with a great voice, etc. And nobody knows who they are. I’d love to make music full time and make a living from it, but what hope could there possibly be for me finding an audience when people like this guy, who are way better than I’ll ever be, can’t get anyone to listen? I’m probably being overly dramatic. I don’t even know anymore. But one of the things I love about this song (Running Down The Rain) is that it’s actually several songs in one. It morphs over time into something that bears no resemblance to the way it began. That’s great song writing. Think of the Beatles’ “A Day in the Life” and the changes it goes through beginning to end. -Robin Hilton - Producer for NPR's All Songs Considered