By Kevin Alan Lamb Songs serve as the stitching between people and memories we wish to grow through, and hold onto. They become bookmarks in the pages of the stories of our lives which we recollect when our hearts are ripped wide open, reminding us that despite the present pain we feel, we have navigated… Continue reading Jake Simpson, The Lil Smokies
By Kevin Alan Lamb All good stories are best told by those who lived them. Like you, my passion for music has transformed into a life committed to appreciating and sharing its wonder with and amongst others. Once only a fan, carrying a Good Sign because I loved the look in others’ eyes when we… Continue reading Moon Hooch, James Muschler
By Kevin Alan Lamb All different types claw, scrape or stumble their way into the music industry for their own reasons I guess, but ultimately because they possess a great love for music and desire to share that magic with others. Looking back, I think I imagined that the visceral moment where man meets music… Continue reading Moon Hooch, Red Sky, European Tour 2016
By Kevin Alan Lamb “If you have pain in your bones, know you’re not alone.” These lyrics from “San Antone” forged an instant bond between myself and Ghost of Paul Revere. The Maine-grown, foot-stompin’ holler-folk quartet adopted their name from a dream and represents their New England roots while exploring the significance of the messenger and… Continue reading Max Davis, The Ghost of Paul Revere
By Kevin Alan Lamb When “King Without A Crown” broke in 2004, I was fresh out of West Bloomfield High School, where I was better versed in jewish culture than most 18-year-olds, but had no idea who Matisyahu was, nor where he came from. I remember his appearance clearly: Long, dark, full beard with a… Continue reading Matisyahu, Electric Forest 2017
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