Over
time, the world of music has laid down paths for artists - you
can either stroll down it with ease, or dare to create your own.
London-natives TommyD and Jamie Scott have taken the path less
traveled, free from pressures, genre, labels; just free. Their
latest album, Colours, is a declaration of freedom, and nothing
makes it more apparent then their first single, "Free."
I got the chance to speak with Jamie Scott, singer-songwriter
for Graffiti6, at Philadelphia's World Cafe Live and get the story
behind the soulful/R&B/pop/acoustic/lyrical band. Excited
for their American Tour with Ximena, and 2012 tour with Augustana,
Jamie weighs in on traveling, writing music, Jack Daniels and
more. Listen to the whole interview here!
The guys then hit the stage and blew the crowd
away. Whispers of "I love this song", "his range
is unreal" surrondered me in the crowd. Hooting and hollering
after each song created a comfortable atmosphere and relationship
between the band and their audience. It's clear no one wanted
their performance to end, Graffiti6 only gave us a taste of what
is to come. The band heads north until the holidays, then returns
for another round through the states.
For tour dates, music videos, and more info visit
their website - graffiti6.com
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Over
time, the world of music has laid down paths for artists - you
can either stroll down it with ease, or dare to create your own.
London-natives TommyD and Jamie Scott have taken the path less
traveled, free from pressures, genre, labels; just free. Their
latest album, Colours, is a declaration of freedom, and nothing
makes it more apparent then their first single, "Free."
