Adam Amram

Adam Amram is a versatile and influential figure in the Brooklyn music scene, known for his skill as a multi-instrumentalist and his rich blend of folk, jazz, classical, and world influences within the Americana genre. He has toured internationally and collaborated with various bands including Cactus Lee, Tall Juan, and Psychic Ills, and he is also the son of esteemed composer and jazz pioneer David Amram. Adam's debut solo album, *Light On Broadway*, was warmly received, showcasing his heartfelt songwriting and unique style, and he is actively working on new music to be released through his own label, After The Fall Records, which he co-founded with his sister Alana Amram. His band features talented musicians who contribute to the arrangements and creative process, giving his music a dynamic, collaborative feel.

Adam’s music often reflects a blend of authentic Americana storytelling and folk traditions, drawing comparisons to the folk-singing troubadours of 1960s New York. Songs like “Overtime” highlight his ability to capture contemporary themes of isolation and resilience with simple, evocative arrangements and an urban vocal style. His recent albums, including *To the End* and *Lights on Broadway*, feature a mix of reflective ballads and energetic Americana tracks, solidifying his place as a rising star in the alt-country and Americana scenes. With poignant lyrics, soulful vocals, and a knack for blending traditional and modern sounds, Adam Amram continues to be a compelling and creative force in contemporary American music.