Dixie Cannon was born in 1971 in the city of Krivoy Rog, Soviet Union. For a time he lived in Moscow, where for more than twenty years he was the leader of the folk-rock band Barley Corn. During this time he worked as a music producer and songwriter for Barley Corn, participated in concert tours, live performances and TV shows, and wrote music for theatre and movies. In 2008 his work was recognised by one of the best music producers in the world, ex-chief of Abbey Road studios, Haydn Bendall. In 2013 Dixie Cannon left Russia and now lives and works like a freelance music producer, composer and songwriter in such Asian countries as India, Nepal and Thailand. You can check out Dixie's video "I Catch the Wind" below:

I Catch the Wind Highland Sunrise Monkey Town Till We Make It Alive

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Pop, Classic rock, Prog Rock.

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