It was at a Supertramp concert when he was 13 years old where Robert Scovill got his first glimpse of a FOH soundboard, and since that day, he’s followed his insatiable passion for live music all the way the top of his field.
Robert Scovill
Eric Ambel
This week I sit down with guitarist/producer Eric Ambel in Brooklyn to mine through the finer points of a career built on desire, attitude, and talent. After all, you don't get to play with the likes of Joan Jett or Steve Earl by pigeon-holing yourself into one style.
Bill Hanley and John Kane
Paul Marcarelli
Paul Marcarelli has done it twice. For fourteen years he was the iconic face of Verizon who asked the question “can you hear me now?” and now, in a historic and unprecedented move, he’s back, representing mobile phone giant Sprint.
Nathan Barr
Nathan Barr is a composer’s composer. Not only does he love to write music but Nathan seeks out the most unique and original instruments with which he creates his unforgettable compositions.
Sean Quackenbush
One look at Sean Quackenbush’s resume and it’s clear to see that not only has his work ethic paid off, but obviously he’s got the talent, drive, and the ears, to back it up.
John Alper
After thirty-plus years in the film business as a highly sought-after commercial director, John is now crossing over and back to his first love; music and songwriting. Along with singer Abby Layne, he’s chasing the muse, one song at a time.
MIKE BRAM
It only takes a few seconds of watching Mike Bram play drums to know how much joy it brings him. The same can be said of talking to him about music and the incredible journey he’s been on since he climbed behind his first kit at just five years old.