From the keys, to vocals, and as the front man of the local award-winning trio, The MDG Crew, Adam Farley provides many layers to his style of music that creates a different sound than most artists today.
 A Pennsylvania based musician, husband, and father of two, singing and dancing came natural to Adam since a young age. Adam’s talent allowed him to be part of multiple musical projects through the years, which lead him to meet his good friend, guitarist, and music producer, Jim Reynolds. In 2018, Adam released his first EP, All the Right Reasons, in collaboration with Jim, that included the single he wrote for his wife for their wedding day, Here to Stay, along with their synth-pop cover of, Hold on Blue Eyes, originally performed by LaMarca.
 Not to long after, Adam would link up with good friends, Bob Foley aka DJ Boogie Bob, and drummer, Dave Cali, to form the band, The MDG Crew. Within a short period of time, they were touring venues all throughout Pennsylvania, as well as an opportunity to perform at the historic Bowery Electric in NYC. Adam and the band have opened for national acts such as Shwayze, Bubba Sparxxx, and Ryan Cabrera. To date, Adam continues to write and create new music, as well as collaborate with other musicians throughout the area.

Days in Transit is an indie rock band from Scranton, Pa.

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A Social State is a four piece indie rock outfit hailing from Scranton, PA. The band first came together in late 2009. All four members from A Social State all came from the collapse of three different local bands surrounding the Scranton and Wilkes-Barre area. A Social State combine the musical but chaotic nature of bands like Nirvana and Brand New, while encompassing the strong musical sensibilities of bands like Saves The Day and Manchester Orchestra, with sweet vocal melodies that are reminiscent of early Weezer records.

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