Greg Hawks Chapel Hill, North Carolina
In 2001, Hawks released his country album, Fool’s Paradise (YepRoc) to local and national acclaim. The song "Where I'm Not"
is featured in the movie Jeepers Creepers.
In 2007 Hawks released a bluegrass album, Coming Home.
Hawks' third album, What Goes Around (2015), is a blend of soul pop, country blues, swampy groove, rootsy country ballads, honky-tonk shuffle, and hard-driving bluegrass.
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