At Earwig studios with Jason Groce

Written By Polybanderous Productions
 

I was recently asked to perform a sax solo on a beautiful new song in the works by local artist Jason Groce. Don Farwell and I have collaborated on tracks for Now or Ever & Fast Nasties previously but this was the first time we collaborated outside my “family-band” circle. Turns out that Letters From Traffic, Herb & Jellyfish, and Jason Groce all played a gig together at the Substation on 6/12/2016! It’s sometimes a pretty small music scene here in Seattle but I love that everything is so inter-connected. Five years ago Earwig Studio captured Jason Groce performing the song ‘History’ live in-studio, check it out below.

 
Polybanderous Productions

Polybanderous Productions is a Seattle, WA based music & video production company owned and operated by Bradford King. A singer/songwriter, composer, arranger, producer, designer, software developer, handyman, and multi-instrumentalist with 20 years of experience in live performance, studio recording, graphic design, band management, software development & testing, and production. Over the years, I’ve toured nationally, performed locally at notable venues like The Showbox, El Corazon, The Crocodile, Neumos, Barboza, The Substation, The Funhouse, and CenturyLink Field (for the Seahawks game day opener), and have been featured on the television series Band In Seattle. I’ve also worked for 19 years as a C# software engineer & tester for Microsoft, Adobe, Real Networks, UPS (iShip), and several other smaller companies.

http://polybanderousproductions.com
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