An ode to time spent in Livingston Manor, NY, a hamlet tucked into Shandelee Mountain in the Catskills.

Shandelee

Find a Little Joy is a song about wanderlust. A song about dealing with the daily barrage of bad news while simultaneously taking in some insane beauty on the road. A song about trying to find some endorphins among the madness. We're all trying to make it through, and it's important to crack a smile or maybe even succumb to a belly laugh now and again.

Find a Little Joy

Gray to Green

It's Getting Easier

She's the One

She's The One

Shandelee (Meditation Mix)

She's the One (Acoustic)

Brooklyn - The EP (Mixed for Spatial Audio)

Honest Way Out

Through the Years (Live)

The Only One (Live)

Stone (Live)

Workin' On Me (Live)

Days and Dimes

LYRICS

We got something good goin' on right here
But then you come and try to make it all disappear
But you don't know what you're going up against I fear
So don't let that door hit you on the way out
'Cause you ain't coming back my dear

Behind closed doors things ain't what they seem
Though on the surface I know it looks like we got everything
But these tears tell a different tale and paint a different scene
And I've been running from this place to escape this drama queen

Anna, where'd you come from
'Cause you ain't welcome here no more
Anna, you're tearing us apart and I want things back
To the way they were before

Sister sister can't you see you're looking pretty weak
And mother, mother she tries but she can't help her crying pleas
So will you just appease her and set her free
'Cause we could all use a little more than just some empty sympathy

Anna, where'd you come from
'Cause you ain't welcome here no more
Anna, you're tearing us apart and I want things back
To the way they were before

You're eating at her soul
And you're tearing down this home
I think it's time you go
I think it's time you go


CREDITS

Music and Lyrics by Todd Lewis Kramer
Produced by Jeremy Siegel, Co-Produced by Sam Merrick
Mixed by Will Hensley
Mastering by Chris Gehringer

Todd Lewis Kramer - Lead Vocal/Acoustic Guitar
Will Graefe - Lead Guitar
Ben Kogan - Bass
Colin Brown - Keys
Sam Merrick - Drums
Dan Charness - Pedal Steel
Jamie Bendell - Backup Vocals
Jeremy Nash - Backup Vocals


Fairground

Anna

One Pair of Eyes

Redeye

Todd Lewis Kramer - Lead and Backing Vocals // Acoustic Guitar
Dominic Fallacaro - Piano
Jeremy Siegel - Electric Guitar

Recorded and Mixed by Jeremy Siegel and Jeff Fettig at The Creamery in Brooklyn, NY

Mastered by Kevin Blackler at Blackler Mastering, Brooklyn, NY

When The Snow Melts

Brooklyn

As Long As You're In This World (Feat. Jamie Bendell)

Driggs & 8th

Dancin' In The Kitchen

Todd Lewis Kramer is a Connecticut-bred singer/songwriter who called New York City home for more than a decade until unpredictable times prompted a multi-year road trip with his guitar in tow. TLK’s sound is Americana at heart and features a catalog of nostalgic, heartfelt lyrics to complement his smooth, baritone vocals.

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