“Wendell Old Home Day” is a toe-tapping big band jazz tribute to one of Western Massachusetts’ most spirited small-town traditions. Inspired by the annual celebration in Wendell—lovingly detailed in the Greenfield Recorder—this tune captures the essence of a day filled with music, maple trees, hand-spun joy, and neighborly pride.  From the early parade steps to the last notes from the Shadow Twisters, the song strolls through forty-six vendor stalls, art shows, and local flavors like Diemand Farm and Ginger Love Café. It’s a musical snapshot of community connection, rooted in the fields and forest of the hilltown. Put it on, turn it up, and imagine yourself dancing on the common.

Wendell Home Day

Experience "The Bell Test", a techno EDM track inspired by a stunning quantum physics discovery. Drawing from a Chinese research team’s finding that photons can pass the Bell test without entanglement, this song blends driving beats, sharp synths, and a gripping drop to echo the mystery of indistinguishability by path identity. Follow Alice and Bob through a sonic labyrinth where non-local connections spark a dancefloor revolution. Ideal for late-night raves or moments when you’re caught up in the enigma of quantum reality. Released August 2025.

The Bell Test

Embark on a cosmic journey with August Moon Rock Opera, a pulsating techno odyssey inspired by the lunar phases of August 2025. From the first quarter’s Apollo 11 echoes to the Sturgeon Moon’s radiant Tycho crater, this track weaves a sonic tapestry of craters, lunar seas, and Earthshine’s glow. Crafted with soaring synths, pounding beats, and ethereal vocals, it captures the awe of stargazing through a telescope. Perfect for space enthusiasts and dreamers chasing the mysteries of the night sky.

August Moon Rock Opera

Inspired by the resilient spirit of the Nolumbeka Project and the annual Pocumtuck Homelands Festival, this song celebrates Northeastern Native American heritage, honoring the past, healing the present, and looking to the future. From the carving of the mishoon canoe on the Quonektakut River to the vibrant gatherings of art, music, and culture, "Pocumtuck Homelands" weaves stories of Indigenous perseverance into heartfelt lyrics. Recorded in the tradition of old-time sounds, it's a call to remember, reflect, and rejoice. All proceeds support the Nolumbeka Project's efforts to protect sacred sites and promote cultural education. Join the river's flow—grab your copy and let the wild winds blow!

Pocumtuck Homelands

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has revealed that early galaxies, formed 300–500 million years after the Big Bang, are unexpectedly bright, massive, and mature, challenging the standard Lambda-CDM model of cosmic evolution. These findings suggest that galaxies developed faster than current models predict, prompting scientists to question assumptions about dark matter, dark energy, or even propose alternative physics like modified gravity or an earlier Big Bang timeline. While more data is needed, JWST’s observations indicate unknown physics may be involved, potentially reshaping our understanding of the universe’s origin and evolution. (Source: Riess, A.G. et al., 2024, Astrophysical Journal Letters)

Webb's Cosmic Shock

As the last 8pm sunset of the year fades over Boston on August 4, 2025, "Summer Lingers On" captures the bittersweet beauty of the season’s twilight. Inspired by a forecast of smoky hazes, humid days, and looming storms, this folk tune weaves a tale of holding onto warmth and light amidst change. Recorded with a heart full of nostalgia, the song’s melody rises like a defiant cheer, celebrating summer’s enduring spirit even as autumn whispers on the horizon. Perfect for late-night drives or quiet reflections, this track is a love letter to the season that refuses to let go.

Summer Lingers On

Quabbin Trolley Song is a heartfelt folk ballad inspired by the Quabbin Trolley Excursion, a journey through the submerged history of Massachusetts’ lost towns. Guided by the storytelling spirit of Elena Palladino, author of Lost Towns of the Swift River Valley, this song weaves a tapestry of memory and place. With vivid lyrics, it captures the trolley’s ride through the Quabbin Reservoir’s haunting landscape, where waves conceal the stories of four vanished towns. Perfect for history lovers and dreamers, this track invites you to sip brews, savor lunch, and roll through time’s enduring call. Written and performed with soulful reverence, it’s a tribute to what was and what remains.

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Quabbin Sings

Driven by raw emotion and a fiddle that wouldn’t wait, “Heartstrings on Fire” is a bluegrass song born in a flash and fueled by longing. It rides like a runaway train through love, memory, and desire—anchored by punchy mandolin, soaring harmonies, and lyrics that burn with truth. 

https://adamsweet.bandcamp.com/track/heartstrings-on-fire

Heartstrings on Fire

“Artemis Dreams” is a space-folk anthem inspired by NASA’s groundbreaking $177 million contract with Firefly Aerospace to deliver the first multi-rover mission to the moon’s south pole. Blending rhythmic storytelling with vivid lunar imagery, the song celebrates the Artemis program’s bold leap toward permanent human presence beyond Earth. With verses tracing robotic scouts, icy craters, and international collaboration, and a chorus echoing humanity’s dream of exploration, “Artemis Dreams” shines a hopeful light on the mission to unlock the moon’s hidden secrets. 
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https://adamsweet.bandcamp.com/track/artemis-dreams

Artemis Dreams

Greenland’s Glacier is a folk sea-chanty inspired by a 2024 NASA study showing how glacial melt from Greenland fuels ocean life. Performed entirely by a male vocalists layering vocals, foot-stomps, and hand-claps. With lyrics rooted in traditional sailor ballads and nods to NASA’s ECCO model, it’s a rousing tale of climate, consequence, and the unexpected life beneath melting ice.

Greenland's Glacier

Hobbit Island is a rousing a cappella sea chanty inspired by the discovery of ancient stone tools in Sulawesi, suggesting that mysterious extinct humans—possibly Homo erectus or their kin—crossed deep waters long before modern records began. Featuring a chorus of male voices, foot stomping on wooden boards, and rhythmic hand clapping recorded in a barn for natural resonance, the track brings to life the boldness of early seafarers and the silence they left behind.  If you like it and want to own a copy, purchase and download it:

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Hobbit Island

I write songs about my community in Western MA, Science, Nature and the Nature of Things

Heartstrings on Fire

Sweet Songs / Sweet Music