Void Contact is a studio band founded in the mid to late 80's by David McHenry on vocals, keyboards, and drums, and Carter Scott on vocals, keyboards, and guitars. They independently released two albums: Age of Antiquity in 1989 and Autonomy in 1991, which featured a keyboard and vocal rich progressive pop sound. At that time, their influences

Void Contact is a studio band founded in the mid to late 80's by David McHenry on vocals, keyboards, and drums, and Carter Scott on vocals, keyboards, and guitars. They independently released two albums: Age of Antiquity in 1989 and Autonomy in 1991, which featured a keyboard and vocal rich progressive pop sound. At that time, their influences ranged from Yes, Rush, and Jethro Tull to the more pop sensibilities of Billy Joel and Chicago. Carter eventually left the band for other pursuits while David formed a live band of the same name and played multiple venues in the Nashville area. During this period David recorded 5 songs that were never released. The style evolved into more of a power pop sound, much like The Beatles, Supertramp, Jellyfish, and Toy Matinee. Eventually the band broke up and these songs were shelved when David left the music scene for other pursuits. In 2013, David and Carter both found a renewed sense of inspiration and began writing and recording new songs, continuing that power pop sound. David has remastered and, in some instances, re-recorded certain parts of the 5 unreleased songs. Both sets of songs have been compiled in their newest release “Many Happy Returns”. Many great musicians have contributed to this release: Rick Vito (Fleetwood Mac, Bonnie Raitt, Jackson Browne, Bob Seger, Stephen Tyler) Rich Adams (Jerry Tachoir Group) Mark Horwitz (Tommy Hoehn, The Animal Band) Dale Russell (The Guess Who) John Catchings (Ben Folds Five, Vince Gill, Hoi Polloi, Owsley) Arvel Bird (Loretta Lynn, Tom T. Hall, Louise Mandrell) Bob Teesdale Michel Killen Phil Smiedt (David Kramer) Jim Hoke (Harry Connick Jr., Sheryl Crow, Don Henley, Billy Joel) Mike Roberts Ryan West (Walker Lundee) David’s wife and daughters also contributed vocals, bass guitar, and the album artwork.