Over a year ago my friend Dan contacted me to shoot a gentleman named Adam Franklin for an interview he had done for Tap Op Magazine. The interview was about Adam’s work as part of the band Swervedriver as well as his solo efforts. It was really cool to work in conjunction with my friend Dan and the article has finally come out and it’s really exciting to see this come to fruition. It’s in the latest issue of Tape Op for those interested.

We were coming home from a wedding late Saturday night and heard this incredible voice echoing through the subway system. For as much as New York can be a complete pain in the butt, there are some amazing things that you’d never experience anywhere else. Music in the subway is one of those things. He had an incredibly powerful and soulful voice and was singing, amongst others, Sam Cooke & Otis Redding. He had one of those voices that just gives you goosebumps when you hear it. It was just him and a disc man trying to make a couple bucks. It made the late night ride home, infinitely more enjoyable. This image has been added to my personal work portfolio under ‘People‘ On a completely unrelated note, I accidently wiped out all of my blog comments, smooth move….