As a finalist in NEPA Scene’s Got Talent and a fresh young voice in the Northeastern Pennsylvania music scene, Adam Bailey has seemingly come out of nowhere and established a name for himself rather quickly with his original compositions and a unique cover of an old American folk song. The EP, which was recorded by Cliff Evans in Scranton, is made up of original music that is still relatively new. “I began writing music a few years ago. All of the songs on the EP were written in a five-month period. I play mainly folk and acoustic music, but I like and would play any genre of music,” Bailey said. “A majority of the songs are about my fiancée, Cynthia. There is one song on the EP, ‘Brother,’ that I wrote for a cousin who committed suicide and is from the perspective of his younger brother.” All six tracks were recorded, edited, mixed, and mastered within six days. The main sound for the EP is different from what people who have heard me perform would expect. People should find that the sound stays true to a singer/songwriter style. It is a ‘full’ sound, and I think fans of my music will enjoy it,” he noted. This fullness was provided by Mike Boniewicz from Behind the Grey on drums and Grant Williams on bass. ALL CREDIT FOR THIS ARTICLE GOES TO RICH HOWELLS AND NEPASCENE.COM See the FULL article on NEPASCENE.COM