Triterra was originally a musical project between 3  musicians making music together... Tri (3) Terra (Earth or world).
But has since evolved into a diverse collaboration between many musicians. (Perhaps a better name would be MultusTerra)
The goal here is simple.... to make excellent music with incredibly talented musicians of diverse backgrounds, and showcase it here.
music is a brotherhood that connects us..., an unbreakable network and relationship that endures the test of time.  ENJOY!

All songs Copyright 2022


https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzjoHjPKzDgp1stRzPpk8Fg

I have been a fan of music since I was a kid. I always had a natural attraction to intricate melodies and catchy lyrics. Some of the most notable musicians that have inspired me over the years are: Chris Carrabba, Andrew McMahon, Chris Martin, John Mayer, Paul Simon, Neil Young, Paul McCartney, Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and Jimi Hendrix.

I am a sales professional and currently reside in Arlington, TX. The majority of my time goes to my job and spending time with my wife/daughters/family/friends. With that being said, I am still very passionate about music. I am a self-taught musician, singer, and songwriter focused on creating music that bleeds over into various genres. 

I created this profile to share my music and connect with other singers/songwriters/musicians. Please feel free to "Like" or "Comment" on any of my music. I am always looking for feedback!

Easy listening,
StevieB4Free

Dustin Lowman writes antisensical songs: lyric-driven tunes that deconstruct the nonsense of living. He is a self-taught singer, guitarist, harmonica player, and lyricist who patterns his style on troubadour types — Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, Aimee Mann, Adrianne Lenker, Cass McCombs. Based in Brooklyn, Dustin performs regularly at venues in the borough, and has also appeared at the Poetry Foundation in Chicago, IL; The Bitter End in Manhattan, NY; and the Levitt Pavilion in Westport, CT.

Percussion/Sax for Broken Circle, Bongo Pablo, Cornfish, and Nelson & Friends

I was forced into music at a very young age via piano lessons and hated it. I wasn't taught that music could be fun! 

It took one quick lesson from my mother where she taught me three chords and my first Eagles song for me to fall in love with music. I was 13. I have not stopped.

I have been playing and writing ever since!

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