Hello everyone I hope everyone is doing great!!
BRRRR!! The cold weather is coming in!!
THE NORTH WIND IS GOING TO BLOW!!!
Please dress up warm.
Thanksgiving and the holidays are coming up.
We at ALL MAGAZINE want you happy and healthy for the holidays!!
This months interview is with Dennis Doyle.
Dennis keeps his warm heart evident in his song writing and performance.
DENNIS ROCKS!!!! with a calming effect.
His band members are excellent musicians and confidently know their
instruments
Dennis's band ..DENSITY.. stays in business.
Definitely catch a DENSITY performance is you are heading downtown
NYC!!! *****************
Hello Dennis , How are you today?
Dennis. you are so happy doing your gigs Tell us HOW HAPPY ARE
YOU??!!
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James, I am very happy indeed! Performing my music as a solo artist and with
my band Density is a dream come true. I’d like to give a huge thanks to my
talented band-mates Mitchell Zerring on Bass, Mick Oakleaf on Drums, and
Vinny Mongeluzo on Guitar!
They add so much energy to my songs. I feel blessed. It is such a rush to play
on stage especially for friends in downtown NYC.
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Tell us two places in New York City that give you inspiration to write a
song
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I don’t have a very particular place that I go to for inspiration. It’s usually the
unexpected things or places or just the everyday mundane things. NYC’s
streets, especially very old, obscure, hidden ones draw me in and inspire my
imagination. Songs like “Sorry Street,“ Side Street,” and “Something More”
express my feelings metaphorically as I walk the streets in NYC. Being
anonymous in a crowded NYC let’s me observe “being outside looking in” or
“inside looking out” on corners, subways, the tight spaces between people and
buildings, and the emptiness and loneliness in the city. My songs “There’s
That Girl,” “Love Don’t Matter,” “A Long Way Gone,” “No Letting Go,” and
“East 10th Street” reflect these feelings. “Jackson Pond” is a song about a real
place I hung out as a teenager in Forest Park, Queens, NY.
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