A Bullet for Fidel

Songwriter/guitarist/vocalist Brian DiPlacido (b. 1970) may be the sole person in A Bullet for Fidel. He comes from the small town of Erie, Pa, and found out music at a age, exposure to famous brands Harry Chapin and Johnny Money from his parents’ eight-track collection. After finding the Ramones as an adolescent, he became a member of a friend’s punk music group as the vocalist. He quit following a few unsuccessful trips, and immediately after started teaching himself how exactly to play guitar also to sing even more conventionally while composing acoustic figures. He started recording demos at the moment, with 12 of the composed of his full-length debut on Scat Information. To whet the public’s hunger, Scat released two singles before the debut’s launch, “Don’t Need Mama to learn” and “THE FINAL Day time of Fall (alternative),” which do a good work presenting the listener to some Bullet for Fidel’s nonelectric sound. Heartfelt vocals, strummed classical guitar, and reflective lyrics ended up being the key elements to DiPlacido’s tunes. The production from the recording was wisely held basic and totally without any studio room trickery, allowing the compositions fly as naturally as you possibly can. On several songs, Brian was became a member of by Prisonshake guitarist Robert Griffin and drummer High Masarik, who add a clear fullness towards the songs (it might be interesting to listen to a full recording by this trio). Although DiPlacido possesses the skill to become favored by the folk audience, he has place music on the trunk burner and began monitoring to take their state licensing examinations for medical in Erie.