Adam Hulin
Alaskan Musician-Searching for work 3rd Knuckle
1
songs
296
plays
A Melody A Melody
Alaskan Musician-Searching for workBand/artist history
I moved Alaska in 1983. Just shortly after that, I began to play guitar. The work posted here is, simply put, is overflow from recent projects. Excessive coffee drinking late at night while at Knucklehead Productions in Wasilla Alaska. I am currently working for "Alaska This Month" a statewide newspaper, and as a full-time musician. I write two re-accuring columns, a product review column and the "Mat-Su Spotlight" covering local news / events / artist / bands. My duties also include ad design sales and distribution. Last year I formed a band with my best friends. A few songs later I created Knucklehead Productions. Working togather we were able to record our first CD the 1 Single 1. You can check us out right here at talentmatch.com/3rdknuckle. I am currently looking for ways to create income with music, and would very much like to work with TV/film projects. No matter what, I hope to one day make a good living, making music.Have you performed in front of an audience?Yes, with my band www.3rdknuckle.com
Your musical influences
www.3rdknuckle.com Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, Dave Mustain, Angus Young, Run DMCWhat equipment do you use?
Carvin, Fender, Gibson, Ibanez,DOD,Digitech, Shure, Behringer, Cakewalk, Gateway, GHS and Martin SP strings, and coffee.
Wasilla, AK
USA
ID
40120
Contact
Sorry, this artist currently doesn't accept email messages.
Comments (4)
This site seems to be a bit out dated, but, still love your sound! Ya know, the whole oldie but goodie!
~Brenna
I continue to be impressed by Adams axe, after Build a better Bomb this seemed suprisingly mello, almost meditative, with a furious undercurrent, I could listen to an Album of this all day (I might want to check my "mello" guage too, seems to have drifted a bit in the last few years!) You really should get this sound in your head a couple times.
Build a better Bomb is great, fast and furious, I wish I were rolling across the Iraqi desert in a Bradley with that screaming in my headset.
