MUSIC
Amplify
2010 (Release date: December 7th 2010)
- 1) Suicide War
- 2) Falldown
- 3) Apologize
- 4) Not Sad To See You Leave
- 5) The Last One
- 6) I Can't Wait To Let You Down
- 7) Seventy Letters
- 8) Vermont
- 9) Stealing
- 10) Invisible
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The follow-up studio record to 2008's Where You Come From, the second full-length studio album Amplify was a laborious task. Adam explains: "We had personnel changes, studio changes, disagreement on the production, I lost my voice for months at one point - it makes for a good soap opera! But this record is a wonderful body of work, and I am extremely proud of it." The album took over a year to complete. Lyrically, the record reveals some of the most intimate content from Seth to date, all the while enveloped in a raw, honest, guitar-driven, rootsy rock & roll tradition.
Everything Is Something Else
2009
- 1) I Can't Wait To Let You Down
- 2) Not Sad To See You Leave
- 3) The Last One
- 4) Vermont
- 5) Seventy Letters
Recorded in one day in December of 2009, the acoustic EP Everything Is Something Else was a combination EP and demo project, essentially capturing 5 songs fresh out of the writing sequence. As a thank you to the fans, it was made available for free through ReverbNation.com. Full band versions of these 5 songs will be available on the upcoming studio album, Amplify.
Where You Come From
2008
- 1) Century
- 2) I Think I Like It Better
- 3) Promise
- 4) A Thousand Times
- 5) Charile & Mildred's Dream
- 6) Song For My Friends
- 7) Misery
- 8) Everything Is Wrong
- 9) Alright, Alright
- 10) Get Out
- 11) Sorry
- 12) Waking Up
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Where You Come From is the debut studio album for Seth Adam. Released in 2008, the album received rave reviews from local and national press. Roger Friedman of Showbiz411 raved: "All the songs on Where You Come From are potential radio hits, so catchy that once you've heard them it's hard to get them out of your head." Patrick Ferrucci of the New Haven Register wrote: "I would, without a doubt, throw on a Seth Adam record before a John Mayer or Rob Thomas album. And it’s somewhat unfair to even mention those two when talking about Where You Come From..." Conceptually, the album represents a collection of songs written about experiences throughout the years, ranging from missing significant others, to the notable anecdote about Seth's grandparents (Charlie & Mildred's Dream), to the aspirations of leaving CT.
Live In New Haven
2007
- 1) A Thousand Times
- 2) Song For My Friends
- 3) Everything Is Wrong
- 4) Get Out
- 5) Old Town
- 6) Misery
- 7) Alright, Alright
Live In New Haven was recorded at Toad's Place on November 8th 2006 when Seth & the band (then consisting of Gerry Giaimo - guitars, vocals; Anthony Bianco - drums; Sean Miller - mandolin, vocals; Lorin Pellegrino - bass; and Fred DiLeone - Hammond, Rhodes) opened for Alexa Ray Joel. The CD was printed in a limited edition.
Seth Adam EP
2006
- 1) Get Out
- 2) Nice Boy
The Seth Adam EP was the first recorded music by Seth after the break up of his former band, Green Inside. This EP was distributed throughout 2006 as an introduction to the then new project. The first track, Get Out, was selected and licensed by Volkswagen for their 2007 Sights and Sounds campaign throughout North America. The second track, Nice Boy, is a punk rock version of the song that was originally released on the Green Inside album Left At The Prom.
Left At The Prom
2005
- 1) Everything Is Wrong
- 2) Might As Well Die
- 3) Promise
- 4) Shallow Stuff
- 5) Sorry
- 6) Old Town
- 7) These Days
- 8) Tuesday
- 9) Metro
- 10) Nice Boy
- 11) Day In The Sun
Left at the Prom was the fourth CD from Seth's previous band Green Inside, but the only full-length album released from the band. The line-up for this record consisted of Seth Adam - vocals, electric & acoustic guitar; Gerry Giaimo - electric guitar & vocals; Steve Tobey - drums, percussion & vocals; and Tim Sway - electric and upright bass & vocals. Left at the Prom received a lot of college radio airply, with the record added to some 60 plus stations throughout the Northeast & Midwest.