MP3 Sky Bear and the Xplanation - POP: Today´s Top 40
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An enlightening romp around the world from balls out rock to russian polkas with a cool Hawaiian song thrown in for old time sake. With this, his third released album, this well traveled artist has some notes to compare....
12 MP3 Songs
POP: Today's Top 40, ROCK: Roots Rock
Details:
Who the hell is Sky Bear/Scott Williams/Kapila?
With a loaded question like that, you could be here a while.
His musical experience and unique personal life spells
intrigue. Period. Bear's exodus from Utah to New York
includes sojourns to Honduras as a Mormon missionary,
and Finland, as an American cover band. Think Matisyahu as
a mormon-turned-shaman, and growing up in Arizona listening
to the Doobie Brothers and ACDC. Or not. Just listen to the music,
or see a show. It'll come together.
Celebrating his 33rd year in the business,
having started professionally at 12, it is rare
to find someone who has gigged with the members of
Smashmouth, yet still remembers watching the first
man on the moon.
During the 80's, Scott toured on drums with
The Blues Image (Ride Captain Ride),
Club Nouveau (Lean On Me),
and The Iron Butterfly (In-A-Gadda-Da-Vidda).
Living in Hawaii during the early 90's, Scott was quickly
picked up by The Mountain Apple Recording Company with his
debut album "Scott Williams", while working with other A-list performers
including Willy K, Israel Kamakawiwo'ole, The Cazimeros, Kapena,
The Pahinui Brothers, Hapa, and John Cruz. He also got
his SAG card there, performing with Richard Grieco in
UPN's final "Marker" episode.
In '95 "Kapila", his given Hawaiian name and second solo album,
reeled in two Hawaiian Music Awards, including "Best Live Performance".
An avid surfer and skydiver, Williams still
found time to produce and play trumpet with The Tantra Monsters,
opening for acts like Sublime, Ween, The Toasters, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones,
and Dance Hall Crashers. He was also known to cameo with
other A-list artists passing through Hawaii, including Beck.
In '96 Williams felt called back to the mainland via San Francisco,
where, after some deep inner work, he re-emerged as "Sky Bear".
Following his path to Boston, and on to New York, his latest
endeavor "The Xplanation" is yet another incarnation from
an extraordinary artist.
12 MP3 Songs
POP: Today's Top 40, ROCK: Roots Rock
Details:
Who the hell is Sky Bear/Scott Williams/Kapila?
With a loaded question like that, you could be here a while.
His musical experience and unique personal life spells
intrigue. Period. Bear's exodus from Utah to New York
includes sojourns to Honduras as a Mormon missionary,
and Finland, as an American cover band. Think Matisyahu as
a mormon-turned-shaman, and growing up in Arizona listening
to the Doobie Brothers and ACDC. Or not. Just listen to the music,
or see a show. It'll come together.
Celebrating his 33rd year in the business,
having started professionally at 12, it is rare
to find someone who has gigged with the members of
Smashmouth, yet still remembers watching the first
man on the moon.
During the 80's, Scott toured on drums with
The Blues Image (Ride Captain Ride),
Club Nouveau (Lean On Me),
and The Iron Butterfly (In-A-Gadda-Da-Vidda).
Living in Hawaii during the early 90's, Scott was quickly
picked up by The Mountain Apple Recording Company with his
debut album "Scott Williams", while working with other A-list performers
including Willy K, Israel Kamakawiwo'ole, The Cazimeros, Kapena,
The Pahinui Brothers, Hapa, and John Cruz. He also got
his SAG card there, performing with Richard Grieco in
UPN's final "Marker" episode.
In '95 "Kapila", his given Hawaiian name and second solo album,
reeled in two Hawaiian Music Awards, including "Best Live Performance".
An avid surfer and skydiver, Williams still
found time to produce and play trumpet with The Tantra Monsters,
opening for acts like Sublime, Ween, The Toasters, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones,
and Dance Hall Crashers. He was also known to cameo with
other A-list artists passing through Hawaii, including Beck.
In '96 Williams felt called back to the mainland via San Francisco,
where, after some deep inner work, he re-emerged as "Sky Bear".
Following his path to Boston, and on to New York, his latest
endeavor "The Xplanation" is yet another incarnation from
an extraordinary artist.
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