Field Medic is the lo-fi folk project of Kevin Patrick. His first release on Run For Cover Records, Songs From the Sunroom, compiles material he's recorded and released over two years from a small sunroom in San Francisco which doubled as his bedroom.

At eighteen, Patrick discovered the music of Joni Mitchell and Bob Dylan, who changed his perspective on what a song could be and led to him developing his own style which he describes as "freak folk/post country with an emphasis on finger style guitar and lyrics." Patrick initially embraced lo-fi because he felt that his home recordings were a truer method of expressing what he was creating than anything he could do in a studio.

Drawing inspiration from new wave and rap, Patrick pushed the boundaries of what a folk song could be, incorporating new elements in each subsequent release from analogue drum machines to Casio keyboards to banjo. The immediacy of that recording process and the freedom of experimentation inherent within are central to Field Medic's character, extending through his music to his freestyle, improvised mixtapes and his poetry.

The tracks on Songs From the Sunroom were recorded during a heightened creative period and released as an almost non-stop flurry of EPs, albums, and singles, all of which have been shared via Bandcamp since 2014.

A1. Powerful Love
A2. Pegasusthotz
A3. Me, My Gibberish, & The Moon
A4. Graffiti Paint
A5. Neon Flowerz
A6. OTL
A7. Do A Little Dope (Live)
A8. Like A Feather Or A Pawprint
A9. Uuu
B1. Gypsy Dead Girl
B2. Tombstone Poetry
B3. Not A Normal Boy
B4. Prowler
B5. Fuck These Foolz That Are Making Valencia Street Unchill
B6. It's Still You...