Nectah - Fire on the Mountain
A live performance of the Grateful Dead classic "Fire on the Mountain". Played at a private party in Hingham, Massachusetts on July 6, 2019. Featuring: Tyler Lestage on acoustic rhythm Guitar and Vocals, Brian Murphy on Bass, and Brian Parnell on Lead Electric guitar, and Matt Wolpers on Keys.

Tags: Grateful Dead, Cover, Live, Nectah, Tyler Lestage, Brian Murphy, Brian Parnell, Acoustic, Electric, Rock, Hingham, Massachusetts, 2019.

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Fire on the Mountain (Grateful Dead Cover)

Nectah - Fire on the MountainA live performance of the Grateful Dead classic "Fire on the Mountain" Played at a private party in Hingham, Massachusetts on July 6, 2019. Featuring: Tyler Lestage on acoustic rhythm Guitar and Vocals, Brian Murphy on Bass, and Brian Parnell on Lead Electric guitar, and Matt Wolpers on Keys.

Tags: Grateful Dead, Cover, Live, Nectah, Tyler Lestage, Brian Murphy, Brian Parnell, Acoustic, Electric, Rock, Hingham, Massachusetts, 2019.

Fire on the Mountain - Remastered (Grateful Dead Cover)

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Matt Wolpers Musical Biography

With a musical journey that spans decades, Matt Wolpers has cultivated a unique and diverse sound that draws from a wide range of influences and a deep-seated passion for music. It all began with a chance encounter at five years old —a Danish exchange student that his parent’s sponsored played the piano in the families music room.  Matt was blown away be how the student played by ear. This awe-inspiring moment ignited Matt’s desire to create music that could touch hearts and resonate with audiences.

Growing up, Matt’s family played a pivotal role in shaping his musical tastes. Classical and jazz, instilled by his parents, fused seamlessly with the blues, classic rock, hard rock, punk rock, and reggae introduced by an influential uncle and older brothers. These early experiences provided the foundation for Matt’s eclectic musical style.

Formal music education played a part, too, with Matt Wolpers immersing themselves in various instruments during school, from viola and drums to the recorder and xylophone. The unwavering support of Matt's father, who shared the cost of musical instruments, allowed for the acquisition of synthesizers and drum machines—a pivotal moment in the journey towards music creation.

Collaboration and camaraderie with friends fueled Matt’s passion further. From garage bands in middle school to rock bands in high school and college, Matt’s was constantly learning, evolving, and experimenting with music. The R&B band they joined in college, performing both covers and originals, marked another significant milestone.

Matt’s musical style defies easy categorization, as his influences are as diverse as his tastes. From the haunting keyboard work of Ray Manzarek to the improvisational magic of Grateful Dead musicians, his music blends elements of blues, rock, and reggae with a touch of R&B and electronic experimentation. It's an ever-evolving soundscape where creativity knows no bounds.

The digital age ushered in new possibilities, enabling Matt to easily create and share his music with the world. SoundCloud became the canvas for Matt's musical expressions, with over twenty songs that span a lifetime of musical exploration.

Highlights of Matt Wolpers’s musical career include his debut solo album, "Trees," a poignant instrumental celebration of nature and music. Currently working on "Surf," an album inspired by coastal experiences, Matt continues to push the boundaries of his creativity.

The creative process for Matt Wolpers is a journey of discovery and experimentation. Whether inspired by new sounds, rhythms, or simply letting the music flow during piano meditation sessions, his compositions are a testament to the power of musical innovation.

As a firm believer in technology's potential to enhance the musical landscape, Matt sees AI as the next instrument, a tool to foster collaboration and inspire new creative horizons. They envision music as a force for positive change, a means to celebrate and protect the natural world.

Matt Wolpers’s music, which aims to be both calming and inspiring, has a profound impact on listeners. It evokes images of nature, moments by the coast, and the tranquility of the world. Matt values the feedback from fans, cherishing the connection his music forms with others.

The musical journey continues with a bucket list of goals and aspirations. Matt hopes to expand his musical repertoire, explore vocals, and reach new heights in his career. Music is not just a hobby; it's a passion that drives Matt to create, share, and inspire.

In Matt's eyes, music is a gift meant to be shared, a force for positivity and growth, and a call to action to protect the planet we call home. With each composition, Matt strives to convey love, empowerment, and the importance of environmental stewardship.

A musician who rarely reads sheet music, Matt Wolpers plays by ear and embraces the universal language of music. The legacy continues with his daughter, who shares the love of music, making it a cornerstone of his family life. For Matt, music is not just a part of life; it is life itself—a celebration of the beauty of nature and the boundless possibilities of sound.

Mahanidhi Madan Gopal Das Babaji Maharaja resides in Sri Radha Kunda, Sridhama Vrindavana. He is an Indian citizen with the legal name Mahanidhi Swami. In 1975, Srila Prabhupada accepted him as a student, naming him Mahanidhi Das. 

In December 2014, from 108 Pandita Sri Krishna Dasji Maharaja (vyakaran-vaisnava darshana tirtha), he accepted traditional Gaudiya Vaisnava sannyasa (babaji vesh). Out of respect for Prabhupada, who was Sri Krishna Das Babaji's Vrindavan friend in the 1960's, he named his new disciple Mahanidhi Madan Gopal das. His wonderful Prabhupada memories are in a book titled "Srila Prabhupada, A Friend to All” by Smt. Mula Prakriti Dasi. 

Babaji Maharaja lectures and writes on Gaudiya Vaisnava siddhanta, sadhana and sadhya. All are welcome to the weekly Sunday Satsangs 4-6 p.m. at the ashram. His posts, audio and videos are available at Facebook, moodsofvraja.blogspot, mahanidhiswami.com, mnsaudio.com, soundcloud.com radhakundadesiretree.com and YouTube.

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