Call Me Found

By the fourth grade, vocalist Hannah Devlin was already showing a gift for music. After formal training in various Philadelphia-area music schools, she experimented with nearly every style of music from opera, jazz, classical, choral, worship, and rock, to musical theater, eventually settling in as a worship leader at her local church.

Her unique style caught the attention of producer/guitarist, Jeff Bishop, a respected veteran of the 1990’s mid-Atlantic original-music scene who shared the stage with well-known artists such as Ace Frehley (Kiss), Eddie Money, Weird Al Yankovic, and worked with Grammy winning artists, John Rollo (Joe Cocker, The Kinks), Chris Carmichael (Taylor Swift, Kari Jobe), and Mike Tarsia (Patti LaBelle, Stevie Wonder).

Jeff was struck by the purity and vulnerability of Hannah’s voice, and immediately enlisted her to sing background vocals on his 2014 release, Bishop Reilly.
During sessions for that album, they decided to do another album together, this time featuring Hannah as the lead vocalist. They began writing and recording material for an album and shortly thereafter formed a band to take the songs out for live audiences.

The resulting album, “Beauty For Ashes,” was their first release as Call Me Found, and dropped in December, 2016 on the Eastern Records label.