This was the first song I wrote, inspired the night of Harry Chapin's untimely death. I finally recorded it on my second CD, Threads. The production by Pete Snell combined with Armando Compean's wonderful bass and Lee Spath on brush drums give this an outstanding vibe. That's Bob Fernandez on percussion and some of those alternative sounds while Mike Bolger plays that haunting trumpet. 

Produced by Pete Snell
Pete Snell: acoustic guitar 
Pete Kronowitt: acoustic guitar
Armando Compean: bass 
Lee Spath: drums
Bob Fernandez: percussion
Mike Bolger: trumpets 
Recorded at Tritone Productions in Santa Monica, CA and Travis Dickerson Recording Studio in Chatsworth, CA

Dragon Song

Back on TSA, the place lights up my soul again


My great honor to be able to get to know beautiful people there

2021 -If Steve Earle and Elvis Costello got pissed enough to write political tunes, they would sound like Pete Kronowitt songs. Pete writes songs with hooks, a dash of alt-country, a smidgen of something familiar yet new; catchy songs ranging from acoustic alternative pop and country to Indie with progressive lyrical phrasing but who likes being categorized? Pete founded Face the Music Collective, a guide for creative activists utilizing performances to inspire targeted individual action, one event at a time. With 5 albums to his credit, Pete Kronowitt combines performing and activism. Pete’s new album, Do Something Now, was released in September 2020.
For the new album, http://petekronowitt.bandcamp.com/
Pete

With a guitar, bass and piano as trusted companions, David’s edgy melodies resonate across the genres of singer-songwriter, pop, rock. Additionally his synapses in the production world are reaching out with Film and TV trailer instrumentals.