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Can’t Do Much

An introverted guy that has a way with words, Marshall-stacked guitar tones, and a sophisticated Nashville storytelling fare—that is American multi-instrumentalist David Russell.

Born July 3, 2000, in Nashville, Tennessee, David was raised in a musical family, collaborating with his sister, Emmy Russell, and grandmother, Loretta Lynn. His father introduced him to key influences like Tom Petty and the Ramones.

On Christmas Day 2016, David began uploading original songs to SoundCloud, influenced by bands like Modern Baseball & Weezer. These songs have been self-released as part of his annual “Summer Hiatus” compilations. He didn’t fit into Nashville, but he often attended and hosted DIY shows.

After relocating to New York City in 2020, David formed the alternative bands that gained traction in 2022 with a 52-week residency at the Bitter End. In 2023, producer Billy Mannino (Oso Oso, Macseal) worked with the him and his band on their track “Breaking Down & Feeling Low,” released two years later under Doolittle on their debut EP Secret Saturday. In 2024, David joined Nordista Freeze on his tour, which motivated David to distribute his music, previously exclusively on SoundCloud.

In 2025, David released 200 songs and formed alternative band Doolittle with Nordista Freeze, Michael Massiah, Gemma Guttenberg, & Jason Ruiz. The upcoming Summer Hiatus ‘25 proves songwriting is his trade, doubling down on what he knows best — anthemic choruses and a memoir style penmanship.

Here is what an AI that was fed context from a web search has to say about me  —  — — Wire Crimes, led by Adam Nicholas Copeland, is a music project from New Jersey, with alternative sound like Nickelback.

Their music is on SoundCloud and Bandcamp, with a website as grand as Creed’s album art. Their style is a mix of punk (like Sum 41), electronic (like Brokencyde), hardcore (like Black Veil Brides), and new wave (like Panic! At The Disco).

Song titles include “TEMPLE”, “COINTELPRO”, and “SYNTHETIC LAWA”, with lyrics as deep as Limp Bizkit. Adam Copeland is active on social media, tweeting like Falling in Reverse.

Little is known about Adam Cofland’s life, but he’s passionate about music, like Puddle of Mudd.

Can’t Do Much

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