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Introducing the Prodigals EP – Part 1 of an Acoustic Reimagining of Prodigals & Thieves

Just over a year ago, I released the largest project I have ever taken on, my full-length album Prodigals & Thieves. This record spans almost 4 years of my life, from the time I wrote the first line of \”Not Ready\” until the day it was released into the world. A year after it\’s release I am still incredibly proud of these songs and enjoy every opportunity I have to play them live. 

I got the recording bug a few months ago, and thought it would be fun to take the first five songs from Prodigals & Thieves and re-shape them, to see what else might be there that I haven\’t tapped into before.

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Let There Be Sorrow

It’s been a hard few weeks to be human. From Paris, to Beirut, to Colorado Springs, and now San Bernardino, we’ve been forced to stare the darkest side of humanity right in the eye. People react to in different ways. Some react in fear, some in anger, some in hopelessness. And it’s never long before those reactions find their way to Facebook, or the news, or worse, the comments section. Then suddenly we’re met with all sorts of arguments about who has the right solution. And then another dark side of humanity emerges, the side that starts throwing insults and blame in the midst of tragedy.

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Bruce Springsteen & The Art Of Joy

Bruce Springsteen is my favorite songwriter. It’s not Dylan. It’s not Simon. It’s not Lennon or McCartney. It’s Bruce. That’s not to say I don’t love the other guys, it just that I find myself drawn over and over to Bruce (we’re on a first name basis here). I’ve never really sat down to figure out why until now, but I think I’m figuring it out. 

Bruce has, and has always had, his finger on the pulse of America. He is a chronicler of the stories of this nation. But more than that, he is a spokesman for humanity itself. Bruce has a way of merging together all of the complexities in the human experience, sorrow, frustration, anger, love, and joy in a way that makes them make sense.

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