Meade Skelton

Meade Skelton Haufe, otherwise known as "Meade Skelton", was born April 8th, 1979, and grew up in Loudoun County, Virginia. He began playing music at a very early age. He moved to his late mother's hometown of Richmond, Virginia at age 18, and quickly got involved in the music scene, playing with such bands as The Floating Folk Festival, The Kate Lawtown Band, and The Gravity Hounds. He is a singer/songwriter in the Alternative Country Music market who has released both albums and single releases. He has been featured in many write ups for his music, also including "Death and Taxes", by Ned Hepburn, who deemed Meade "outsider coffee shop Country music". His Countrypolitan demeanor reflects his smooth style. He has album and single releases and continues to perform live as well as appearing in television and film and voice over work. He has done music videos including for his most beloved and popular song "Sweet Tea". His most well known songs include "Nicole, Will You Marry Me? (for actress Nicole Kidman), "Hipsters Ruin Everything", "Sweet Tea" "Fat No More" and "From The Outside Looking In".