Marcellus Hall

Soundcheck | May 3, 2010
Marcellus Hall lives two lives. As an illustrator, he has published work in children's books, the Wall Street Journal, and some prized local real estate (New Yorker magazine covers). As a musician, he has fronted two indie bands with country and blues leanings (Railroad Jerk and White Hassle). The sketch-obsessed songwriter joins us to play songs from his latest solo album.

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