On his new album End of an Error, Lewis offsets those memories of angst and disillusionment with the rebirth he is experiencing as a fixture of the East Nashville singer-songwriter community.
About
After nearly 25 years of musical highlights and misadventures, from punk shows in the Pennsylvania coal country to folk gigs along the California coastline, Bob Lewis reached the End of an Error.
Written and recorded in his adopted hometown of Nashville, End of an Error was his first solo release in eight years. It's a musical rebirth, a mix of melody-heavy indie-rock, lo-fi pop and singer/songwriter stories that take on big subjects, from love in the modern age to the undetonated bombs still in the Vietnam jungle, without taking themselves too seriously.
He recorded it with a rotating cast of Nashville-area musicians, including Aaron Lee Tasjan, Jamie Kent, Micah Hulscher, Andrew Leahey and Megan Palmer, with Nate Wedan producing and Dexter Green engineering.
"I'm an AM surfer, searchin' for a signal," he sings in "Long Time."
Six songs
End of an Error
- All My Sins
- Dark Glasses
- Drunk On Love
- Help Us Now
- Longtime
- Nowhere Fast
Listen on Spotify and Apple Music, or pick your own service from the link.
Say hello
Booking and everything else, email me. I live in East Nashville.
bob_lewis@live.com
