LD/PocketDog is a singer/songwriter and acoustic guitarist.  His music has been described as hopeful, reassuring, mellow, funny, mysterious, chill, and romantic.  He’s written award-winning songs, and his recordings are known for their harmonic arrangements.    He has played as both a solo artist and in groups, sang in choirs, and enjoys creating music with other songwriters, singers, producers, and musicians.

After serving in the Army, he built a business career helping nonprofits and other organizations grow and achieve positive impacts for good causes.  Surviving a stroke changed his life.  Music encourages him on his recovery journey, and he hopes that it brings joy to all who listen.

A broad selection of his songs can also be found streaming on Spotify, ReverbNation, Jango, Apple, and others.  Thank you for listening to his music!

https://open.spotify.com/user/31v6oydvpm5tvly3f3efflgsbhhi?si=5fa735adf8f04648 --> Spotify that I might probably barely use.

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Life is beautiful.
Just a philanthropist wishing to change the world with the little good things I do. 

just an Arizona man, born and raised, with an imagination and a deep love for music, laughter, and people. 
Fav instrument is the piano. Thanks for jammin with me...
God is great! 🙏

WEB   http://laurha8.wixsite.com/usmi El maestro Rubén Darío Encinales nacido en Bogotá el 10 de febrero de 1960, realizó estudios de pedagogía musical en la Universidad Pedagógica Nacional de la capital Colombiana, lugar donde recibió bases en la interpretación de instrumentos de cuerda, teclados y percusión, graduándose a mediados de los años ochenta en línea de acordeón y teclado.
 
Tuvo a su cargo la coordinación del departamento de música y la dirección de la orquesta del Instituto Pedagógico Nacional, en donde se interpretaron obras de Mozart, Bach, Beethoven además otros géneros musicales correspondientes al folclor de Latinoamerica.
 
Su dominio de instrumentos desde temprana edad lo llevan a magistrales interpretaciones, participando en agrupaciones musicales así como desarrollando su espectáculo como solista, para lo cual realiza sus montajes orquestales mediante la tecnología midi que le dan el entorno sinfónico a sus interpretaciones.
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Ha sido referente en importantes actividades de la música folclórica en Colombia rescatando a través de su espectáculo ritmos típicos Latinoamericanos con la interpretación de más de 14 instrumentos incluyendo teclados, cuerdas, percusión, vientos además del canto.
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Actualmente dirige el proyecto musical creativo de "La peña folclórica de Bogotá",  que pretende promover la cultura Colombiana para el turismo, mediante la música y la danza mediante un espectáculo interactivo que ha logrado cautivar al público extranjero. El show se ha presentado en la majestuosa Catedral de sal de Zipaquirá en Colombia, considerada la primera maravilla del país.

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THE NEW YORKER: “Jeffrey Foucault sings stark, literate songs that are as wide open as the landscape of his native Midwest”

Jeremy Moses Curtis — “Moses” to his bandmates — is better known for his work as the bassist for artists as diverse as Booker T, Twinemen, Jeffrey Foucault, Kris Delmhorst, Caitlin Canty, and Chris Smither, or as the composer in the instrumental band Thank God For Science. A musician par excellence, a card-counter, the minister of the low end.

But in the spring of 2022, Curtis approached his old friend and road companion Kris Delmhorst to help him shepherd a pile of his own songs into the world. A series of observations, reflections, love letters to the times lived through and the people loved along the way, Midlife Chrysler is the fruit of that collaboration.

Drawing from a chaotic and peripatetic childhood, twenty-five years in the tour bus, the vagaries of marriage and fatherhood, the right drugs and the wrong ones, Curtis turns in a collection of songs that inhabit the borderland of memory and forgiveness.

In ten starkly rendered songs Midlife Chrysler locates the tension between here and gone, love and motion, music and silence, work and calling in a country where the exceptions make all the rules, and everything feels like a racket, except music. The big mystery, the one that still brings people together.

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