By Kevin Alan Lamb Eric Engblade is “Folk-Rock With Teeth”, a joyful Northern Michigan bequeath, pouring over the tug-o-war between wants and needs. His sound and songs are a soothing serenade, singing you to a place where apple pies cool on windowsills, and children play in cattails; accompanied by church bells ringing in the distance,… Continue reading Eric Engblade, Artist Bio
By Kevin Alan Lamb When you hear the siren call of Maxwell Edison’s music, do not fight it. The Chicago based handpan player will captivate you into his meditative, restorative chamber, where you will be tuned and toned for your life’s greatest adventure. Programmed to receive your heart’s marching orders for ascent; beamed to the… Continue reading Maxwell Edison, Artist Bio
By Kevin Alan Lamb His name is Atticus Richardson; he’s seven-years-old, lives in Richmond, VA, and he’s my dance partner. If you’re so fortunate, you may discover him busting a move in his Dino glow suit at 4848 Festival on Snowshoe Mountain, in Snowshoe, WV. When Atticus hears music he feels it in his heart,… Continue reading Dance Partner, 4848
Fourteen-degree-freeze to set you free from worry of what this winter will come to be. Heart is beating with rhythm, coffee is warming my belly, this smile seems reluctant to stray. When I was younger people assumed I was on drugs, over time they learned I’m living on love. My daily Drifter Coffee routine has… Continue reading Rhythmic Heartbeat
It seems the more we say the less people hear, songbirds whose notes descend upon deaf ears, because the greatest songs sing to our greatest fears. But what is it about the lessons we will not listen? When did truth become the only thing we’re missing? Where has the love gone from two people kissing?… Continue reading Deaf Ears
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