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We literally cannot wait for this performance in New Orleans at the historic Marigny Opera House with my project “The Harp Machine” featuring my brother and Electric Harp Virtuoso composer Leonard Jacome, the electric and eclectic on cello and on drumset.

This is the first night of Jazz Fest so don’t miss it! Much love!

I'd like to formally present my group Harp Machine featuring Leonard Jacome, myself and special guests. We have an upcoming release July 19th and we're very excited to share our music with the world. You can pre-save our new tune "HOWDY" as an introduction to our project. The release will be available on all platforms starting July 19th!

HOWDY (feat. William "W***y B' Hurwitz, Leonard Jacome & Brian Lange) by Harp Machine Stream and Pre-save HOWDY (feat. William "W***y B' Hurwitz, Leonard Jacome & Brian Lange) - Distributed by DistroKid

I’ve been making music too long to not release this baby of mine. I’m proud and honored to drop this sucker July 30th. Pre-save and get ready for my tune to be the tune of the summer.

Give Me Your Heart by William "W***y B" Hurwitz Stream and Pre-save Give Me Your Heart - Distributed by DistroKid

It’s my pleasure to release this LIVE performance of our tune ‘Howdy’ featuring my friends Leonard Jacome and Santiago Perroud.

Please share with friends and family!

‘HOWDY’ by William “W***y B” Hurwitz feat. Leonard Jacome and Santiago Perroud LIVE in BOULDER, CO ‘Howdy’ by William “W***y B” Hurwitz featuring Leonard Jacome and Santiago Perroud LIVE in BOULDER, COLORADO 2-24-24Leonard Jacome: Venezuelan Electric Harp,...

I met Nick Daniels when I played Miami Beach Bandshell last January and I saw him outside on the stairs smoking a cigarette getting ready to perform with Dumpstaphunk. He asked me how I was doing and I said "every second is a blessing". He smiled and said, "that's right kid, every moment you get to play live, is a moment to cherish". I asked him if he had any advice for younger musicians out there and he said "Don't let the music follow you, but you should always follow the music". At the time I really didn't understand what he meant by that and still feel a bit unsure as to what he was trying to say but it felt very powerful in that moment. Perhaps, he knew something about his health that he was holding in and was staying strong in front of me, a stranger. But in this moment, at least to me, we weren't strangers anymore. I thanked him for his words and expressed excitement at seeing him play live again with Dumpstaphunk and went on my way. I didn't know him well enough but what I can say is that if you have a moment to inspire others, don't let that moment pass. A little effort and kindness goes a long way.

Thank you Nick Dumpstaphunk!