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Pandemic inspires NJ musician’s stark, introspective ‘Piano Project’ | Testa
Updated Feb 17, 2021;
Posted Feb 17, 2021
Eric Sosler of Union City will release the album The Piano Project on Friday, Feb. 19, under the name No Great Pretender.
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Like so many musicians during the pandemic, Eric Sosler found himself cut off from his bandmates and live performances. In need of a creative outlet, he decided to write and record an album of stark, introspective songs for voice and piano and titled it simply “The Piano Project,” a seven-song collection of raw, intense emotion that will be released under the name No Great Pretender by Mint 400 Records on Friday, Feb. 19.
Charter Mint 400 recording act Fairmont have been celebrating their 20th anniversary together with their 11th album,
Liminal Spaces. Founding singer-songwriter-guitarist-producer-videographer-graphic artist Neil Sabatino’s multi-hyphenated talents also include founder of the label. And what a great job he does all around on behalf of the North Jersey indie’s many bands and his bandmates. They are longtime collaborator and multi-instrumentalist Christian Kisala, who appears on a majority of the band’s catalog; keyboarist Lisa Grabinski (Dharma Plums), who’s appearing on her second Fairmont album; bassist Matt Cheplic (The Bitter Chills, Splendid Engine) on his third, and new guitarist Evan Pope (The Maravines).
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Union City may not be a hotspot for indie rock like Hoboken or Jersey City, but it seems to suit Sam Taylor, a sonic scientist who writes and records as Psychiatric Metaphors. The recently released “Body Snatchers” is his fourth full-length under that moniker.
Taylor started working on these songs in late 2019 but completed the tracks during the 2020 COVID lockdown, singing and playing all the instruments himself. (There is also a full band incarnation of Psychiatric Metaphors for live shows. Local fans might remember their performance at the North Jersey Indie Festival at Cathedral Hall in Jersey City a few years ago.)
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