Unbeholden to any style or genre, Rob Massard’s artistry is a fusion of his diverse musical encounters ever since he was young enough to hum along to his favorite jams on radio. He invites listeners into a world where diverse influences converge, creating a sound that is uniquely and unmistakably his own. His impressive discography has been acclaimed for its intoxicating masterpieces that brilliantly resonate within the listener while pulling at your musical heartstrings. Press reviews for many of his tracks are always glowing with the conclusion that “you’ll be adding these tracks to your collection of favorites from the very first time you give them a listen.” Which is a good thing, right?
The intro for the track “I Am The Sun” is cinematic, undoubtedly pensive, as Rob immediately grabs your attention and immerses you in a sonic world of wonder.
The tune is colored with awe-inspiring guitar techniques, where his guitar mastery starts showing as his incredibly emotive and somewhat sensual vocals breathe life in a haunting way.
The acoustic awesomeness and vocal sweetness backed by the inspiring lyrics showcase the peerless musicianship of Rob, but even before you can wonder enough, a stunning addition of the progressive electric guitar melodies and delightful percussion take the track to a whole new level.
With “I Am The Sun,” a masterpiece in folk-rock transcendence, Rob wanted you to imagine the limitless possibilities the universe affords you and the responsibility that comes with it—a sole responsibility that allows you to make choices and decisions that ultimately shape the cause and destination of your life.
An empowering masterpiece accompanied by visually-striking visuals that has earned it more than 73K views on YouTube alone, I can feel it in my gut, in fact, I know that you are going to love this jam wholeheartedly.
Folk and rock music have never sounded this nice, and if you think I’m kidding, how about you try this tour de force out and let us compare notes at the end of it!
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