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MP3 Joshua Schramm - February
15 MP3 Songs
FOLK: Folk Pop, POP: Folky Pop
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"..grandiose and the same time very intimate. Songs that could move three people in a saloon not intending to listen to music or a sold out crowd of 5,000 at the Fillmore"
Mike''s Journal
" ..Beautiful lyrics, melody, everything."
Steven Wilson/Plasticsoul
"Only a masochistic songwriter would challenge him- or herself to write an entire album in a month. Local singer-songwriter Josh Schramm is just such a man."
Christian Kiefer
Sacramento News and Review
"Josh is an intelligent songwriter who writes meaningful lyrics, with melodies that will be remembered and it is all delivered with a good distinctive voice that has some considerable style."
Guy Michetti
About Josh:
Josh Schramm has been writing and playing original music since 1996. He started his musical career in Alaska playing in several local bands as a guitar player. He eventually broke out on his own as a singer-songwriter. He moved to Santa Cruz, CA for college and co-founded of the Santa Cruz band, Radioflyer. While in Santa Cruz he also released a self produced album called "Starting Over", which quickly sold all copies made.
Josh moved to Sacramento, CA in the spring of 2000 where he immediately embedded himself in the music community, playing shows at local coffeehouses, bars and festivals. In addition to performing his own music, Josh was also a member of the Sacramento math rock group, "Nice Monster" (Grayscale Records), who were recently honored with a Best of Sacramento mention from the Sacramento News and Review.
A prolific songwriter, Josh has written over 70 songs. Josh''s influences include popular acts, Indie bands, and Smaller unsigned artists. His own music incorporates all of these styles into his own flavor of alt-country/folk-rock.
"February", includes 9 songs that were written and recorded in February 2005 as part of February Album Writing Month (https://www.tradebit.com).
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