We live in a world competing for attention, swaying us with bells and whistles in every direction, telling us when and what to choose, what we’ll lose, prescribing a daily regimen for how we oughta be used, or cut loose - from what? Hard to say, so we pray, to what? Each of us with… Continue reading Choose people
By Kevin Alan Lamb Dunes with a view in Holland, Michigan on 420, Earth Day, and tomorrow is Easter. I have the beach mostly to myself, lying in the slope nestled between two dunes. The sun is upon me, sky blue, and a pretty active north east gust. I’ve made myself an ample rum and… Continue reading The Gasoline Gypsies: Changing Seasons and Interview with Joe Makowski
To where the sun reaches, it teaches to go and grow into the light; to be filled with its glow and warmth to the brim while we learn to help others swim through raging rapids until they pass; learning to laugh at the very fears that smothered us, capturing our breath, enabling fear to imagine… Continue reading Where the sun reaches
By Kevin Alan Lamb Summer may have been hesitant to show its true colors this year, but with each action, an equal and opposite reaction. October is upon our doorstep but the sun is shining bright and warm weather continues to accompany us into fall. It is Harvest weekend and that can mean only one… Continue reading Your Guide to Handmade Music 19
By Kevin Alan Lamb Born Lloyd Paul Blumen in New York City, 1966, Lazer Lloyd lives on the precipice where sound meets spirit, or perhaps it is the other way around. In an era defined by definitions themselves, his music transcends our ability to define it as this or that, while intoxicating all who consume… Continue reading Rockin’ the Fresh Coast with Lazer Lloyd (Interview)
