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all is happy again in toyland, no more sound police, and lots of work going on. i'm about to sheepishly admit something. i've been playing a little jazz. just with friends to make money on the side, honest... but i've been enjoying it. all the things you are, solar and my personal favorite - the days of guns and roses! oh yeah, blue bossa, black orpheus, red 22 hike! jobim goes for the touchdown - goooooooooooooal. gooooooooooooooooal. goooooooooooooooooooooooooo
ooooooooooooooooooooooooooal i just wanted to be honest with all of you, this is a relationship built on trust, and if i have a dirty little secret, i want it to be our dirty little secret. the recording of our little demo should be done this week, i'll post a link. we need a name though. i think jazzed friends. or the return of all dressed up. ellie martin, corey schreppel and matt pryor are the co- conspirators. anyway, gotta go practice my chord scales- i mean ROCKING, ROCKING, definitely ROCKING
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About Me
- Eric French and Mr. Hyde
- Providence, RI, United States
- Eric French & Mr. Hyde is unapologetic, rock n’ bluz bombast set off by a powerfully introspective acoustic streak. Whether as a lean, explosive three piece in the tradition of The Experience, The Cream, and The Police, or alone with an acoustic guitar, EFMH delivers an intuitive examination of human nature; and someone just woke up in their underwear without a #2 pencil. Currently finishing up a self-titled debut, the project is based in Providence, RI. The dual, full-length profile of singer, guitarist, and songwriter Eric French’s two musical voices is deftly accompanied by Walter Skorupski (electric bass) and Eric Kalver (drums). Both the forthcoming record and live performances are a refresher course on sexuality, art, and human condition(ing) that kicks hard whether you’re listening to the murderous acoustic blues “Ain’t No Fury”, or smirk-pop, rockin “Always the Bridesmaid”. Currently, you can catch EFMH performing in Southern New England. Shortly, you’ll be able to buy your own little pieces of history. “It’s soo BIG” (Big Dream – EFMH)
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