Holden Richards
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Holden Richards (born August 13, 1961 in Raleigh, North Carolina) is an American musician, singer/songwriter. In 1982 Holden co-founded the Chapel Hill based pop group One Plus Two which was later signed to Homestead Records. After leaving that band in 1985, he went on to be a member of the Chapel Hill based Swamis for a decade. His most recent album is a solo effort. "What I Gave Away" (2005) was produced by Chris Stamey, Brent Lambert and Wes Lachot. Notable collaborators on past albums include Parthenon Huxley, Lynn Blakey.
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