Unca John will get you jealous of his incredulous talent. This middle-aged “kitchen table singer” started recording music pretty late. However, his music doesn’t think that. Nor do we. With his penny-wise budgeting, he got all the equipment he needed to start a one-man band project at home. I’d say it’s going pretty well. This is his debut single, How the Hell?
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Unca John brings us the muse
Like the swinging rock of the late 70s and early 80s, Kansas, Boston and Firehouse-Unca John gives us the goods like it used to be. The hook line is, “How the hell did it get so cold outside?”. Which is a good question, along with all the ridiculous changes we see every single minute. This music nerd brings some simple melodies with even simpler flourishes together to make a memorable track to groove to. You’ll hear the rock that inspired him, and the rock he wants to make. There is a signature house artist’s softness, the effort of working on every detail of your track that can be heard on this song. This debut can be probably be found on every indie playlist you follow, for it’s not just our addiction. Unca John will go places, and he will take us along for a beautiful ride.
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You can get to know more about him on his website, www.uncajohn.com. He is due to release Your Opinion, another catchy single I’m sure. You can also gear up for his album, Midlife Crisis Vanity Project. You’ll love hearing all of these if you dug his debut single, which you can listen to here:
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Self professed metalhead, moderately well read. If the music has soul, it's whole to me. The fact that my bio could have ended on a rhyme and doesn't should tell you a lot about my personality.
