Six years in Nashville in a flash — Geoffrey Louis Koch traces the highlights through photos and quick stories. Promo stickers above urinals, ice-covered Knoxville, panic attacks at the Field of Dreams, matching outfits with Gregory Alan Isakov, and looking like a snack at the Mercy Lounge.

If You See Me Around

“The Storm” wins Lyric Finalist in the International Songwriting Competition out of 18,000 entries. And then Geoffrey Louis Koch gets honest — about loneliness, dark nights, bulimia roaring back, and what it actually feels like to have a mental illness that makes you feel dead all over.

The Bud Light Fridge Hum

Geoffrey Louis Koch goes to an open mic at Douglas Corner Cafe in Nashville — plays 29th out of 43, watches a woman from San Diego realize this isn’t a fairy tale, and comes home philosophically tangled about music, self-worth, pick up truck bro country, and how many more times you get up off the mat.

Who Has Sat On That Couch

One month after recording it, Geoffrey Louis Koch’s Daytrotter session is live — and he is fully, unabashedly giddy about being illustrated. Walls lined with legends, a bloody Andrew WK poster next to Gregory Alan Isakov, and the overwhelming thought: who has sat on that couch? Everybody.

Pretend You're Playing Red Rocks

2,087 miles, eight days after it ended — Geoffrey Louis Koch recaps the Follow The Voices Midwest tour with Ross Christopher. Empty rooms turned into the best shows he’s ever played, a Daytrotter session in the middle, and a St. Louis CD release show that birthed the record.