the trill of the guitars stirs up depths,
a subtle airy essence
makes tumultuous what accumulated just below the surface
of a spirit within a body
outside of time itself
a kick drum wrestles with the timing of my heart
syncopation is the remedy for a repetition that merely speculates
adding dimension via opposition
timing within matter
matter making time
i’m speaking of a song
i’m speaking of a rhythm
i’m speaking of a poem
fingers across a weapon
preparing to fire
the loudest of reminders
that what I ever heard existed within me before
reaching the ears my father gave me
pulsing the heart which my mother gifted
moving the spirit creator intended
i am this creator
i am the tree in which all birds call home
i am the birds in which seek refuge in myself
see what I mean?
the satisfaction of fasting from knowing everything
the resolve of simply existing
think of me as the polyrhythm
hear first, the pulse of creation
followed by its next greatest accomplishment
contradiction
does that make sense?
kick drum
shaker
clap
humm
feeling
sending
the receiving
what is its ultimate intention?
why ask music why she cries?
why ask the sky why it hovers?
i say, why not?
it’s fun to forget
.
but you are not the forgotten
.
you are the polyrhythm
that said to the original mantra in the endearing voice of stewart
“look what I can do!”
summoning a dance
why ask the body why it needs to move?
i can’t help myself
it stirs my depths
stirring tumultuously the accumulated knowing just below the surface
hide and seek of love
i say “i missed you!” knowing damn well
we’re never apart
i love movies
lets make a good one together
why ask the film why it projects your heart onto the big screen?
watch what happens as we’re reminded of the greatest story ever told
it’s called “joy; envious of sadness”
thus granting the grandest view of myself
the creator
the punisher
the lover
the loved
the savior
the writer
the actor
the drummer
the dancer and thus;
the listener.
we all know distinctly the voice of authenticity when it hits our ears
much like the satisfaction of fasting from knowing everything..
don’t ever forget
you are the knowing, who loves to forget
dance child
and recall the joy of forgetting you ever were lost

who am eye
a symphony of heritage: music in his bloodine
the heart of musical enchantment emerges, a true sonic alchemist with a lineage steeped in the rhythms of life. born into a family boasting a deep multi-generational heritage of music and performance, gene is the son of a visionary musician/producer father and a compassionate social worker/activist mother. his roots trace back to the native american tohono o’odham tribe, a heritage that whispers tales from former mexico, resonating in the present-day landscapes of california and the arizona border. with additional roots in the east coast and the legacy of north carolina settlers, gene's musical journey unfolds as a rich tapestry of diverse influences.
a nomad of sound: nashville, joshua tree, and beyond
having spent half of his life navigating the vibrant music scene of nashville, tn, and seeking inspiration in the mystical deserts of california, particularly joshua tree. the duality of these landscapes became the canvas upon which he painted his musical odyssey.
poet of sounds: finding balance in performancea
natural poetic introvert, he discovered his extroverted balance through the art of performing and connecting. the stage became his sanctuary, a place where the vibrations of his soul resonated with audiences, creating an intimate connection beyond words.
navigating the shadows: a cosmic awakening
at the age of 19, tragedy struck with the loss of his 20-year-old sister, natalie, in a fatal car accident in nashville. this pivotal moment prompted gene to reevaluate life's trajectory. he left his job, ended his relationship, and sought solace out west, back to his family. natalie, the glue of his boisterous and unique family, had left an indelible mark on his soul. driven by cosmic motivation and a newfound connection to spirituality, gene delved into the healing qualities of music, experimenting with substances like lsd, mdma, and psilocybin. these experiences, both in the natural world and the inner cosmos, became the crucible that shaped every note and lyric he would produce.
from shadows to light: a journey of resilience
after a life-changing dose of lsd-dmt catapulted gene into the depths of self-manifestation and subconscious awareness. contemplating the shadows, he heard a still-silent voice urging him to transform darkness into beauty. this marked the dawn of his resurgence, a testament to his innate ability to alchemize pain into art. in the wake of his dark night of the soul, gene embarked on a his first countrywide tour, sharing stages with luminaries like elle king, milky chance, xavier rudd, and blues traveler. through his music, he sang of loss, connection to spirit, and the transformative power of love.
echoes in the cosmos: a sonic voyage across mediums
gene's compositions found resonance beyond the stage, featuring in discovery channel's deadliest catch and ian somerhalder’s time framed series. his music also adorned the soundscapes of brands such as spotify and nordstrom, transcending boundaries and reaching diverse audiences.collaborating with his sister gabriella evaro, their collective work resonated on cbs shows like bull, pivoting, and nancy drew, reflecting the creative synergy within their unique family.
global maestro: collaborations and musical direction
as a songwriter and producer, gene evaro jr stands at the forefront of creativity. currently collaborating with australia's beloved ry x on an upcoming record, he also lends his musical direction to sold-out shows worldwide. from the iconic st paul’s cathedral in london with the london contemporary orchestra to the walt disney hall with the la philharmonic, gene orchestrates musical experiences that transcend boundaries.
the tapestry unfurls: a folk/soul odyssey
gene's upcoming record promises to be his most intimate yet. weaving tales from concert hall backstages, hotel rooms worldwide, and the sanctuary of joshua tree, he touches on the raw details of growing up amidst drug and alcohol abuse, the death of creative archetypes, and the quest for love and connection. this folk/soul record, adorned with field recordings, soulful acapella choir arrangements, and poignant spoken word segments, is an honest attempt to contribute to a world grappling with immense suffering and spiritual alienation.
you are invites to join on in his journey where every note is a step towards healing, and every lyric is a bridge to the soul.
tell me darling
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...how could i rest
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...why would i stop
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...love isn't stupid