On April 18, 2012 I flew to Pheonix Arizona and then drove the 200 plus miles to The Grand Canyon, and spent four days hiking and experiencing Canyon life.
There is no describing swimming in the Colorado River, climbing through a waterfall, or the feeling of accomplishment successfully hiking out. You also cannot go through an experience such as this and remain unchanged. It has a way of putting your life in perspective.
Work continues on Lost In Petrichor with a new vision and direction.
- Best Regards,
Justin
Some of you out there may remember my black acoustic 12-string [it's been a while since I've used it live so maybe not], but you can hear it all over the place on Muse. About a year ago the top split and the bridge came flying off. After spending some time on the internet, and consulting a local luthier, I've decided to fix the axe myself. Two hours of heavy sanding, and a few mishaps with the finish later I am happy to report that the bridge is back on, and setting up. I'll update in a few weeks as to the condition after the wood glue has taken.
-Justin
Today is the day, rehearsals are going splendidly well! It's been an interesting playing through my songs for this show as many of them have grown up and taken on a life of their own. Some are going off to college, one crashed the car..."Shadow!" Tonight's show will be recorded as per usual and eventually make its way to the MP3s section of the site. Looking forward to seeing some familiar faces tonight.
Best Regards,
Justin
Happy New Year! 2012 is only four days old and things are moving right along. Lost In Petrichor is progressing nicely, the writing process has been tedious, but after years in the making the music is falling into place.
I'm finalizing a few shows with some local venues now. When I have confirmation I'll add them to the 'Shows' page, so check back soon!
To those that continue to support the cause I sincerely thank you.
-Justin
Yes, happy Christmas, merry just sounds silly...It's that time of year again. I'm here hunkered down with 'It's A Wonderful Life', a cup of hot chocolate, and getting ready for a Christmas Day dinner with the family. I hope everyone (honoring whichever event you celebrate) is warm, safe, and with those that are most important to them at this time of year.
-Justin