Adam Brisbin on Restraint, Feel, and Serving the Song
Adam Brisbin’s guitar work is defined by space, feel, and purpose. In this interview, he discusses how restraint, listening, and trust have become central to his musical identity.
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Adam Brisbin’s guitar work is defined by space, feel, and purpose. In this interview, he discusses how restraint, listening, and trust have become central to his musical identity.
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