Lawson Rollins

Lawson Rollins is a gifted guitarist known for his virtuosic skill and distinctive blend of Latin, Brazilian, flamenco, and jazz influences. His music transcends simple categorization, as he weaves intricate melodies and complex rhythms into a tapestry of sound that is both captivating and uniquely his. Rollins' career is marked by a constant pursuit of musical exploration, a trait evident in the diversity of his releases. From the evocative storytelling of "The Calling" to the intricate soundscapes of "Dark Matter: Music for Film," his work showcases not only technical proficiency but a deep emotional resonance.

Over the years, Lawson has built a formidable discography, with albums such as "Infinite Chill, Vol. 2," "Heartwood," and "Sunlight Bossa Nova" highlighting his ability to craft music that feels both intimate and expansive. "True North" and "Rise" speak to his evolution as an artist, embracing new sounds while staying true to the acoustic guitar that has long been at the core of his sound. His music has not only earned him a loyal global fanbase but also critical acclaim, solidifying his status as a pioneering force in contemporary guitar music. Whether through the vibrant strings of "Segovia Thru the Snow" or the rhythmic pulse of "The Eternal Dance," Lawson Rollins invites listeners into a world where every note tells a story and every melody evokes an emotion.

Genres

Rumba

Latest Release

Infinite Chill, Vol. 2

Lawson Rollins

Album - 11 Tracks - Released January 12, 2024