It’s been a long time coming but we’re finally back with our next in the series of “Travel As I See It”, the interview slot that flips traditional band interviews on their head by asking musicians about the impact of travel on their lives and their art. This week we’re joined by globe-trotting group The Communal Well, who with a very unique blues sound, ply their trade in Paris, France. Let’s see how travel has helped shape the sound of this rocking six-piece.
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Travel As I See It: Paper Beat Scissors’ Tim Crabtree
Hey guys and welcome to the second feature in the series that profiles musicians about their travel dreams and inspirations. Today we’re joined by Paper Beat Scissors, the alter-ego of British exile Tim Crabtree, a one-man musical ensemble washed up on the shores of Novia Scotia, Canada. Tim talks to GrooveTraveler about the mystical element travel brings to his music and outlook on life. Over to Paper Beat Scissors!
Travel As I See It: Icelandic Folk Singer Snorri Helgason
The first musical traveler that we’ve had the priviledge to interview is the wonderful Snorri Helgason from Iceland! Not only is Snorri a very talented musician but also an extremely nice guy that sports a handsome beard that is the envy of many a man. GrooveTraveler picked his brain about his views on travelling and what life is like as a touring musician.
