Three years ago I was a little bit tired of the music I was doing by that time, so I started to do some little LOFI covers of the pop rock tracks, that influenced me the most when I was a teenager. This is the first one I made. A song by Love and Rockets called "No new tale to tell". More to come...

Love and Rockets - No New Tale To Tell COVER

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Chapel of Love

Can't Wait For A Savior

The Beatles in a different way (home recording)

I Feel Fine (The Beatles)

ASATSpecial-8 Deep Purple Knocking At Your Back Door

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Karaoke Carpool Presents John Mellencamp

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COVERAMA !!!
This is a terrific cover that comes from Ohio. One of one of the best ones of Monkees by my friends Sara anThis is a terrific cover that comes from Ohio. One of the best of Monkees by my friends Sara and Robb, The McCartney Project formers.
High quality singer and guitarist. This is a bomb! Thank you very much for being Coverama people! 
Also a big applause to John!d Robb, formers of The McCartney Project.
High quality singer and guitarist. This is a bomb! Thank you very much for being coverama people!

COVERAMA  - Last Train to Clarksville - The Monkees

Learning to Fly

90 - Combination (Aerosmith)

Singer/songwriter Forrest Hill makes story driven indie music, mixing elements of folk, pop and alternative rock, with lyrics inspired by observations of the human condition and personal insights from his meditation practice. 
 
Forrest began writing music while hitchhiking across the country through post-Vietnam America. In 1982 he co-founded the Boston funk rock band Judy’s Tiny Head (JTH), which released two EPs including the 1985 single My Car, a top local hit in Boston and on college radio. JTH went on to performed with the Violent Femmes, Run DMC, Deborah Harry, Paul Young and Aimee Mann, and recorded with famed producer Teddy Riley.
 
In 2016, Forrest released his first solo album “Rust”, followed by the acclaimed “ShadowLight” in 2018. Both albums spent two months on the college radio music charts and garnered several TV and film licensing agreements.
 
Forrest has recently finished a new album entitled “River of Stars,” due out May 22, 2020. Beholden to no single formula, the music is influence by such artist as Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, The Talking Heads, The Beatles, Paul Simon, Jason Mraz, John Mayer, Munford & Sons and others. Lyrically, “River of Stars” continues in the style of his recent releases, focusing on the search for meaning in an increasingly mechanized and impersonal world.

Can't Wait For A Savior

Forrest Hill Official

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