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EPISODE · Feb 25, 2021 · 1H 14M

201 Andy Sorenson

from The Lone Guitarist · host Benjamin Tint

I had such a great time talking with Andy Sorensen. It's crazy, we should have already been good friends. We went to the same school, hang out with the same people, and live in the same general area. I can honestly say this was one of my favorite conversations. Andy was a lot of fun and the stories just flowed out of him. I really hope you enjoy.  check out his links and bio below  www.andysorensonmusic.com www.andysorensonmusic.com/book www.atlasgray.com www.instagram.com/andysorenson www.instagram.com/atlasgray  Andy is a guitarist, composer, producer, and educator based in Hartford, CT.  As a founding member of the band Atlas Gray, he has toured with legendary artists such as Albert Lee, Denny Laine, and Peter Asher.  Atlas Gray's new full length album is slated for release throughout 2021.  They recently released a cover of Maybe I'm Amazed (Paul McCartney) for SongAid benefiting the NAACP and WhyHunger alongside artists such as Carlos Santana, Tom Morello, Wilco and more.   Andy is half of Twin Engine, a studio collaboration with fellow producer/composer Rob Griffith (Bronze Radio Return) in which they compose music for licensing purposes as well as producer artists and bands.  As a session musician, Andy is versed in electric and acoustic guitar, bass, and lap steel, and has worked with a variety of artists and bands in an array of styles ranging from rock, soul, pop, folk, hip hop and more.  In the fall of 2017, Andy joined renowned singer-songwriter Stephen Kellogg on his Postcard Tour, playing electric and acoustic guitar, lap steel and bass.  Andy is the producer for hip hop artist WHXAMI, with whom he has accumulated millions of streams on Spotify and Soundcloud.  Under the name AUMEN, Andy has released an EP of music for meditation, as well as composed and produced music for meditation catalogs and courses by Lydia McClain and MoonRising Circle.  As an educator, Andy created a guitar reference ebook with the goal of helping guitarists and musicians of all levels hone their skills in a clear and concise way focused on real world knowledge and application. The new expanded version 3 is now available for download.

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I had such a great time talking with Andy Sorensen. It's crazy, we should have already been good friends. We went to the same school, hang out with the same people, and live in the same general area. I can honestly say this was one of my favorite conversations. Andy was a lot of fun and the stories just flowed out of him. I really hope you enjoy.  check out his links and bio below  www.andysorensonmusic.com www.andysorensonmusic.com/book www.atlasgray.com www.instagram.com/andysorenson www.instagram.com/atlasgray  Andy is a guitarist, composer, producer, and educator based in Hartford, CT.  As a founding member of the band Atlas Gray, he has toured with legendary artists such as Albert Lee, Denny Laine, and Peter Asher.  Atlas Gray's new full length album is slated for release throughout 2021.  They recently released a cover of Maybe I'm Amazed (Paul McCartney) for SongAid benefiting the NAACP and WhyHunger alongside artists such as Carlos Santana, Tom Morello, Wilco and more.   Andy is half of Twin Engine, a studio collaboration with fellow producer/composer Rob Griffith (Bronze Radio Return) in which they compose music for licensing purposes as well as producer artists and bands.  As a session musician, Andy is versed in electric and acoustic guitar, bass, and lap steel, and has worked with a variety of artists and bands in an array of styles ranging from rock, soul, pop, folk, hip hop and more.  In the fall of 2017, Andy joined renowned singer-songwriter Stephen Kellogg on his Postcard Tour, playing electric and acoustic guitar, lap steel and bass.  Andy is the producer for hip hop artist WHXAMI, with whom he has accumulated millions of streams on Spotify and Soundcloud.  Under the name AUMEN, Andy has released an EP of music for meditation, as well as composed and produced music for meditation catalogs and courses by Lydia McClain and MoonRising Circle.  As an educator, Andy created a guitar reference ebook with the goal of helping guitarists and musicians of all levels hone their skills in a clear and concise way focused on real world knowledge and application. The new expanded version 3 is now available for download.

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