Walker Hornung

New York City is a melting pot, and the music of Walker is what is cooking. In the early 1990's, He, along with the band Q-south, introduced New York city to a new sound. Hard Rock attacked by flamenco guitars.

His songwritng partnerships with Chris Deleo and Edward Klinger created the timeless C.D. Q-South, that along with a string of unforgettable performances scarred the lower east side of the city.

The band split in 1998. Walkers search for something new led him to collaborations with soca sensations Machel Montano, and Bunji Garlin. The Caribbean provided a brand new garden for Rock/Soca to take root.

A string of hits later, and 4 years after the debut release of Q-South, The Brotherhood of the Grape is assembled and the whole musical journey is recorded. 14 songs of broken love, broken people, and broken images interwoven with magical musicianship from the world over.

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