Tony Halchak's second full length album. A 10-track Americana/Alt-Country record dealing with the themes of growing up, falling in and out of love, and starting a family in the heart of the coal mining towns of Northeastern Pennsylvania.

Aptly dubbed "Black Diamond Americana" Halchak works in a sound that pays tribute to the classic blue collar Rock and Roll/Americana traditions of Bruce Springsteen and Dire Straits while simultaneously reminding the listener of contemporary artists like Ryan Adams and Ray LaMontagne.

Transition. This one word begins to unravel the themes behind Tony Halchak's third album Harvest Songs. Recorded with his good friends Bret Alexander (production/guitars/bass), James Naylor (drums/percussion), and Timothy Huh (violin), Halchak started this particular record telling a story about a family struggling in America's Rust Belt before figuring out he was actually writing about himself. Halchak's recent move to Michigan after spending his life in Northeastern and Central Pennsylvania provides the foundation for many of the tracks. Harvest Songs is a collection of exciting and expertly crafted Americana reminding everyone why he is one of the best current young songwriters.