Music

You ever have a "oh yeah, I got this" moment? I bet the guy in this video did when he decided to bring his saxophone on the subway one day. Or it might have been planned... Check out the video.

This video is further evidence that some of the most talented people out there, are still out there. They're just trying to find the key that unlocks that ever-elusive door to success. What happens in this video is natural, organic, soulful, and just plain awesome.

I'm back after a few week hiatus! And with a SUPER POD! I have interviews with New Brunswick artist Katy Karnes and Presque Isle artist Lin Trombley. I also have tunes from Diary of Snow, Penny Blacks, Crunk Witch, and Mellow Endeavor.

A band of tiny flying robots playing the Star Spangled Banner is not exactly Jimi Hendrix, but it's pretty amazing just the same.

On this week's podcast, comic strip artist/writer Shawn Cote stops by to talk about his web comic 'Jillpoke Bohemia' and I have some fantastic tunes from New Brunswick's Penny Blacks.

I had the fantastic opportunity to speak with Jordan LaFaver of 'Diary of Snow'. Jordan is originally from Presque Isle, Maine and has recently moved to Atlanta, Georgia to pursue his music career.

Technology sure has come a long way. These days music can be made in your home on a computer with the push of a few buttons. Arguably the one thing technology can't replace is talent. Luckily the musicians in these videos have both technology and talent in spades.

This week I'm happy to bring you an interview and music from a very awesome local band (and couple) out of Presque Isle, Crunk Witch!

Welcome to the Townsquare Media Presque Isle Podcast! A while back I hosted a weekly podcast featuring local artists from the County and thought why not bring it back.

On this Veteran's Day I thought I should share information on an incredible organization. As a songwriter myself, there is no more rewarding experience than to know that something you have written has had an impact.  The organization 'Songwriting With: Soldiers' is affecting the lives of our soldiers in a profoundly positive way.