Folk Rock Americana with According to Bazooka

Outdoor concert, Friday November 4: According to Bazooka plays a free concert at Sudwerk: Original Americana folk-rock band According to Bazooka offers up rich harmony, texture and relatable observations of everyday life.

Davis based band According to Bazooka writes all original music inspired by life in California. They put their 4th album “Swanky” out a year ago and now celebrate releasing it to all streaming platforms. Their timeless Americana sound draws from rock, blues,  jazz, and country sensibilities. Their songwriting finds unique perspectives on relationships and life, spinning stories into melodic and irresistibly catchy tunes. Their sound blends genres and is inspired by West Coast folk rock bands of the 1960s. Featuring guitar, accordion, keyboards, violin, upright bass, and drums, this lively quintet offers up rich harmony and sonic textures wrapped in relatable observations of everyday life.  Audiences enjoy the chemistry and love of craft between these musicians. According to Bazooka offers listeners an inviting musical experience that welcomes all to partake.

Pictured: According to Bazooka Band members Richard Urbino, Don Johnston,René Martucci, Daphna Rahmil, and Jamie Knapp  write catchy, singable songs with an ‘easy come, easy go’ perspective on the absurdities of life that we all share. Photo by Luke Cheng

Albums available at http://accordingtobazooka.bandcamp.com and your favorite streaming services : Easy Come, Easy Go, Where We Are Now, The Devils in the Details, Swanky