I'm back with another release! I'm performing a song called "7 Years" by Lukas Graham for your enjoyment. It's not my usual style, but I've been so in love with this song that I couldn't resist. I hope you enjoy it.
And in case you're too lazy to find it, I also recorded a short vlog with some of my thoughts just after recording the song:
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Friends! I'm finally back with a new cover song video wooohooooo.
I know it's been awhile. I was sick and (let's be honest) very very lazy for awhile. But for my first cover song of 2016 I've recorded my take on a song called "Love Remains the Same" by Gavin Rossdale. I hope you like it!
Please help me out and give it a "thumbs up", and also leave a comment on the video, even if just to say hello. It really does help!
As an added bonus, here's my little post-song rant, where I complain and complain and complain:
It's that time again; I've just released a new cover video and I'd love to share it with you. It's an acoustic cover of a song called "Pet Sematary", by the Ramones (yes, that is the correct spelling). I was going to get this out for Halloween but I got sidetracked and didn't plan the timing of my previous release wisely ... so here it is, just in time for November (aka Christmas).
Hey peeps! I just posted my cover video of a new song by a band named 5 Seconds of Summer. The song is "She's Kinda Hot". It's pretty silly and fun. I love it:
Don't forget to watch my vlog at the very end, and Enjoy / share with your friends!
It's that time again! I just did a new acoustic cover version of a song by James Bay called "Let it Go". I sacrificed the main riff a bit in order to rekey it and play it in that open "DADGAD" tuning, which is why you'll see two capos on my guitar. This song is so beautiful and sad. I hope you enjoy it.
