Carl Gene Baltimore, Maryland
Est. December 2012
"Smith is very open about using the music as a conduit for
dealing with his depression, but the gentle nature of the music and the melody coming from Smith’s voice create a healing narrative that take the ugly and force it out of the shadows. Even on the darkest days there is sunshine after the rain."
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