Peter Trappen

Peter Trappen combines Eric Clapton-style acoustic guitar using his 3 octave, Bob Seger-esque vocal range for any audio that harkens back again to the popular rock and roll & roll from the past due ’60s. Raised inside a sleepy Midwestern city through the 1960s, Trappen soaked up the radio of that time period and began understanding how to play your guitar at age group eight. Trappen worked well as a specialist musician for twenty years so that as the lead vocalist/guitarist, created South Florida’s classic garage rock-band the White colored Owls. In 2001, Trappen created a publishing organization in affiliation with BMI, known as Umpteen Music, and released his debut single album, Frequent Ocean. Recorded over 3 years in his Western Palm Beach studio room, Frequent Ocean was, generally, completely performed and made by Trappen. The straight-ahead rock and roll songs, similar to Clapton’s solo function, are connected with a conceptual story collection.