Robert "Bob" McCreedy is a name you might be familiar with if you've kept up with The Volebeats. As a principal member, and key songwriter in the group, he penned many of their most memorable tunes, including “Two Seconds” (covered by Laura Cantrell on her much-acclaimed Not The Tremblinʼ Kind LP).

Streamline is Bob's first solo effort since leaving the band shortly after the recording of Mosquito Spiral. The songs are catchy, moody, acoustic guitar-driven snapshots taken as Bob was drifting between Detroit, Minneapolis, New York, Vermont and Nashville. The vibe is enhanced by the production skills of former Whiskeytown backbone MIKE DALY.

Streamline is full of songs of transportation and hibernation, optImism and heartbreak, tieing
up loose ends and finding new kicks.

You can sample more of Bob's writing and perfoming on these Volebeats albums: Up North, Sky and the Ocean—which includes "Somewhere In My Heart" featured in the Claire Danes / Steve Martin movie Shopgirl—and Solitude.