Ep. 159 Jade Devitt (Gale Forces/Engine Kid/Lucky Me)

Our guest this episode is Jade Devitt, former drummer of one of my favorite Seattle bands, Lucky Me, as well as Engine Kid. He has been living in LA for years now and fronts his own band, Gale Forces. He walks us through his musical development in the Tricities of Washington and his move to Seattle, his experience playing, recording and touring in bands there before his eventual move to LA. I hope you enjoy the conversation as much as I did! If you are enjoying Couch Riffs please support us on PATREON! Don't forget to visit our WEBSITE, as well. Thanks for listening and for your continued support!

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