Michael Kroll

Connecticut-born singer/songwriter Michael Kroll 1st emerged in the first to middle-’90s, liberating a trio of well-received LPs that combined pop smarts having a origins rock approach. Affected by jazz, blues, and traditional albums from the Band as well as the Beatles, he produced his debut in 1994 with Nothing at all Blue, and spent the rest from the 10 years crisscrossing the united states being a touring musician. By the finish from the ’90s, Kroll acquired scaled back again his efforts within the music sector to spotlight a different profession. Although 13 years would move between 1997’s Sodium and 2010’s Saint No one, the singer continued to be focused on his build and was positively writing and documenting new materials. While Saint No one launched Kroll back to the public eyes, his follow-up record, Clamorous, was a far more concerted work that noticed him pairing once again with longtime friend and manufacturer Andy Green (John Cale, Lou Reed). Released in the springtime of 2016, Clamorous place more focus on Kroll’s melodic pop aspect and featured shows from veteran players like drummer Tony Mason (Norah Jones, Joan Osborne), keyboardist Kenny Light (Marc Cohn, Shawn Colvin), and bassist Matthew Lindsey.