track 4 off of "LOST SOBRIETY - EP"

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Lost Sobriety - EP

Train To West Berlin

track 6 off of "LOST SOBRIETY - EP"

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Snake Eyes

First tune of 2022 - a funky track with some bottle neck mandolin and harmonica!

FNY - D

Interview with Jim Thorn, WYAB-FM
Includes preview of new single "Invisible"

"That's What's Happening - Blues and Arts Hour" - WYAB-FM - 1.14.2022

Duo "Blues, Rock, Electro". Compositions: "Les frères Loyseau" Harmonica: Cyrille Loyseau 
Sax / Machine / Guitare: Sylvain Loyseau

Oh Shit

Music to relax to with a bit of a western feel

Just Lay Back

Take the Ride

Written, composed, performed, recorded and mixed by Eric Nash.
Eric Nash - guitars, bass, harmonica, vocals.

bite the bullet
seize the day
stay the course
and come what may

buck the trend
against all odds
make it happen
and spare the rod

if you're going through hell, keep going
where there's love, there's life
but don't forget your blanket
and remember to pack a knife

where do you think you're going
what do you think you'll do
all that glitters isn't gold
and love all, trust a few

no strings attached
hit the ground
knowledge is power
and safe and sound

make it happen
shoot the moon
life is good
and coming soon

if you're going through hell, keep going
where there's love, there's life
but don't forget your blanket 
and remember to pack a knife

where do you think you're going
what do you think you'll do
all that glitters isn't gold
and love all, trust a few

never say never
don't look back
let it go
and paint it black

buy the ticket
take the ride
i'll meet you
on the other side


© 2022 - Eric Nash (SOCAN/ASCAP)

Take the Ride - original acoustic song by Eric Nash

Blues Shuffle #2 (instrumental)

Composer: Shao-Ting Chang
Completion: 01. 17. 2022

***I do not own any copyright of the cover photo***

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Shao-Ting Chang, born in 1991 in Taiwan, is a New York based rising film composer, pianist. His music features a great diversity of styles and serves different purposes from film scores to game music.

Personal Website: www.shaotingchang.com
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Red Balloon (2022)

Banjo Songs

Light And Dark

Mali Dje (Instrumental)

A song originally by Ali Farka Touré, I modified it slightly for my needs and recorded it as a multi instrumental. The spirit in his music motivates me, his guitar style is incredibly unique and expressive. Learning his music has taught me a some beautiful lessons about the spirituality of sound.

Mali Dje

“Scott Albert Johnson manhandles his harmonica with a master’s flair. He is a triple-threat artist who can sing, write and blow his emotions clear on out of his harmonica like nobody’s business.”
Goldmine [USA]
 
“Scott Albert Johnson is a great songwriter. He writes about man's journey: who we are, where we stand and where our lives take us. His musings about life are cast in clever melodies, sung by a voice that seemingly knows no limitations. He is extremely versatile on the harmonica… sometimes you hear the influence of Toots Thielemans, then Howard Levy, and then Stevie Wonder. Johnson has made another excellent record.”
Rootstime [Belgium]
 
"Scott Albert Johnson’s new record Going Somewhere knocks me out. The songs are memorable, the singing intense, and the harmonica new and powerful... It’s the most daring rock harmonica record since Blues Traveler came along to shake everybody up with a completely different take on the instrument."
 Richard Hunter, author of Jazz Harp (the original instructional book on jazz harmonica), hunterharp.com

"Scott Albert Johnson is a virtuoso harmonica player and an excellent singer and songwriter as well. After a few spins, the lyrics remain all around in your head. Johnson has made an equally beautiful and special album. ”
Rudolf’s Music [Netherlands]
  
“Scott Albert Johnson is fiercely original. This isn't just an album to listen to. It's an album to explore. Great songs, vocals and harp and instrumentation.”
Jon Gindick, author of Rock N’ Blues Harmonica and one of the preeminent harmonica teachers in the world, gindick.com

 “There are harmonica players and then there is Scott Albert Johnson… One of the best harp players in the world.”
Cashbox Music Reviews

Born in St. Louis and raised in Jackson, Mississippi, Scott Albert Johnson was bathed in the wide range of the American songbook, as well as the sounds of his 1970’s and 80’s childhood.  The soul and spirit of that diversity is at the core of his new album, Going Somewhere. Johnson incorporates elements of rock, jazz, blues, funk, country, and world music, mixed with thoughtful lyrics, strong vocals, and virtuosic harmonica playing, to create a unique, modern concoction of sound.

“I’m influenced by almost every kind of music that I’ve ever heard,” says Johnson.  “Growing up in the heart of the South, obviously blues has had a big impact on me.  It’s also the heart and soul of virtually every type of modern music.  But I also grew up a big fan of artists like Peter Gabriel, the Police, Led Zeppelin, the Beatles, Bob Dylan, Van Morrison, Bruce Hornsby, Ray Charles, Louis Armstrong, Daniel Lanois, John Scofield, and Rush, just to name a few.  So I draw on all of that, and I try to write lyrics and music that have an emotional as well as intellectual impact.  Then I throw in some harmonica for good measure.”

Johnson has become a true harmonica master, utilizing a unique and difficult technique known as “overblow,” which allows the diatonic harmonica to be played as a fully chromatic instrument.  He is one of a small group of players who can do this.  He also utilizes digital effects to expand the sonic palette of the instrument, and he counts such harmonica masters as Toots Thielemans, John Popper, Howard Levy, Stevie Wonder, and the late Chris Michalek as major influences.  Yet Johnson sees the harmonica as just one piece of what he does musically.

“I've always felt most influenced by artists who are kind of what I would call triple-threats,” says Johnson. “They sing well, they play at least one instrument very well, and they write great songs. I take each of these three parts of the equation as seriously as any other part. I also feel most in-tune with artists who kind of are ‘their own genre,’ borrowing from many different kinds of music. I hope my music reflects that.”

I am a mandolin player who also plays octave mandolin, violin and harmonica. Last year I completed a tune a day challenge - every day of 2019 played, recorded and uploaded to Youtube on the same day.... 365 tunes!

In May 2020, I released a digital album of mandolin tunes inspired by acupuncture points and the Chinese 5 Element Theory. I am currently working on an album of original music which will hopefully be ready later this year - I will keep you posted - in the meantime I will post the tunes that I am inspired to record in between.... hope you like them...

Basement recording artist, bedroom songwriter. Folk, blues, alternative, rock, indie and anything that grooves.

a band from Sacramento, California U.S.A. we try to do our own thing but maybe for fans of: portugal. the man, modest mouse, the strokes, idk who we sound like lol. you tell me who we sound like

Find a song you like. Thanks for listening!

Winner of 2019 Taiwan’s National TV Golden Bell Awards for Best Original Score (Bite, 2018), Shao-Ting Chang has written music for over 70 projects, including features, shorts, documentaries, animations, commercials, and games. Though his expertise falls in orchestral, ethnic, and sound design, he also enjoys writing for electronics and hybrids.

As a former film director/screenwriter/editor, Chang has a thorough understanding in visual storytelling. 

Graduating from the Screen Scoring Master Program at New York University, Chang plans to continue his career as a professional film composer in Los Angeles.

Belorussian songwriter, composer & performer. Playing guitar & bass, doing vocal & making arrangements for own songs. Most of them are in Russian lang, some are in English & Belorussian langs. Genres: pop-rock, blues, ballad, pop-reggae, beat, brit-pop, russian rock & etc.

New tracks tagged #Harmonica