Folk-Pop duo Of Sea and Stone began serendipitously in 2014 when Luke and Morgan matched on popular dating app, Tinder. Drawn together by their innate vocal chemistry, the two began writing and playing across their home state, Missouri. In 2016, the pair got married and recorded their first full-length studio album, self-titled Of Sea and Stone (December 2017). Ahead of the release, the duo packed up their home and hit the road with a full time tour schedule. They have shared the stage with Judah and the Lion, Tyler Hilton, and Hush Kids, as well as played festivals such as World Food & Music Fest, STL World's Fare, Campbellsville Folk Fest, and Missouri Folk Fest.
Of Sea and Stone is best known for their soaring vocal harmonies, intimate song lyrics, and magnetic live show. Their 2019 single I Love You, Goodbye, and its accompanying music video, premiered on Nashville’s The Boot, and is a sterling example of the duo’s heartbreaking vocals and captivating performance. I Love You, Goodbye has surpassed 1.5 million streams on Spotify alone. After outdoor shows and virtual festivals throughout the pandemic, OSAS was back on the road in 2022, on tour across the Midwest in Spring and Summer, at colleges on the east coast early Fall, and on residency at Silver Dollar City throughout the year. The couple has been featured in The Boot, Missouri Life Magazine, VoyageSTL, Vox Magazine, Relix Magazine, Shutter 16 Magazine, and more. Of Sea and Stone's haunting harmonies and on-stage chemistry will leave you longing for their next live show.
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Of Sea and Stone's self-titled, debut album that was released on December 1st, 2017 through The Orchard and Soundly Music of Nashville, TN. In writing the album, the married duo resolved to show every side of love; the good, the bad, and the ugly. As described by the couple, "the album is not a love story; it's a story of love."
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“Of Sea and Stone’s strong, stunning harmonies shine on “I Love You, Goodbye,” a slow-burning ballad about the complicated, bitter end of a relationship. “This song took a big part of us. Heartbreak and loss are not easy subjects to write about, because they come from such painful experiences,” Manson tells The Boot. “But sharing our story is so worthwhile when we see the connection that our fans have to the song.”’
— Amy McCarthy, The Boot
“You’ve got to make the hair stand up on my arm a bit, and that’s what happened when I first heard these two.”
— Kevin Jonas Sr., Manager - The Jonas Brothers
“This new single highlights an abundance of paradoxical themes not only in title but even in execution – as their polished and poised vocal harmonies, cascade over their raw and vulnerable songwriting. There’s a certain inevitably expressed in “I Love You, Goodbye” – but we’re just thankful this real-life duo has found harmony in their own unity, and continue to graciously share their combined vulnerability and strengths with us.”
— For The Love Of Bands
“The easy comparison here is The Civil Wars. Of Sea and Stone are one of the bands following in the legacy that The Civil Wars forged of haunting, intimate lyrics and harmonies. The sound definitely mirrors that iconic group. What we like most about this duo is the fact that they can fill the space of the track with a tight and evocative harmony that ultimately is all their own. They have this folk-country male-female duo thing down pretty good!”
— Ear To The Ground Music, "Keeping Country Alive - Five New Tracks"
“[Their] sound is familiar, yet all its own. I feel like I’ve heard something like them before, but I couldn’t tell you who or what it was that they reminded me of. Their songs made me nostalgic for something I couldn’t quite place.”
— Regina Anderson, The Maneater
““Both on stage and in the studio, Dierker and Manson find vocal power within their harmonies, two intertwining lines that fit seamlessly together to tell intimate stories.”
— Spencer Nachman, Music Mecca