out Mary 15th, 2026

Ramsey Thornton makes modern-day folk music for early mornings and quiet hours. It's a warm, rhythmic sound, fueled by intricate fingerpicking and the detailed storytelling of a lifelong musician who's still discovering new horizons. Already acclaimed in Tulsa's music scene for playing banjo in Ken Pomeroy's band and collaborating with hometown heroes like Wilderado, he makes his full-length solo debut with I Called It. The album finds Ramsey making intimate observations of the world around him, painting extraordinary portraits of ordinary life. The result is a soundtrack for the everyday occurrences that tie us together, delivered by a watchful songwriter who keeps his eyes on the outside world and his hands on the fretboard.

Recorded with Sam Skinner (Pinegrove) in Brooklyn and mixed by Chad Copeland (Broncho, Wilderado) in Oklahoma, I Called It unfolds like a one-man show, capturing Ramsey Thornton in his element: intimate, locked-in, and focused on the present moment.