There's a good chance that even if you haven't come across LIZ DURRETT's music, you've heard her perform somewhere down the line. As niece of acclaimed southern musical interpreter VIC CHESNUTT, Durrett has continually lent her voice and musical talents to any number of her uncle's recordings and live performances over the last decade . Now in her 20's, Durrett is releasing her debut album 'Husk' a full-length sampling of acollection of songs that she amassed over those early years. Recorded and performed with Chesnutt (along with TINA CHESNUTT and ROB VEAL) between 1996 and 1999, 'Husk' is a ghostly album overflowing with swells of melodic murkiness. Durrett's meandering guitar waltzes past the dust-ball corners of Chesnutt's eerie production and vocal harmonies as the sounds of Wurlitzers, trombones, accordions and broken down drums provide a darkened backdrop to the lighter, swirling vocal melodies of Durrett's soothing voice.