California-based Bart Vogel is a Singer-Songwriter and guitarist who is genuine, quirky and can strum out a groovin’ beat on the guitar. In concert, he radiates energy, and in life, he is a fellow truth seeker and artist. He plays his original tunes on acoustic guitars, and his edgy baritone vocals tell stories that connect with his audience. Bart is a music-making passionate artist that offers the energy and skill of four-decades-long guitar preparation, with a good helping of Blues and flavors of Americana, Gospel, and Pop mixed in.
Bart Vogel doesn’t separate his music from his personality, which means the most fun way to experience his craft is at gigs and in person. He is a family man, raising his kids with the music he creates. Often Bart would sit with his guitar in the lit hallway between his children's two dark rooms as they fell asleep, engrossed in his picking and connecting with his children through music. That same tenderness shines in some of his instrumental pieces and love songs now. Born in the '50s, Bart has been writing songs ever since he picked up his first guitar forty years ago.
Where did this come from? Spanning some genres. Pretty unique. Middle Eastern feel at times. Some slide guitar. We don't need as much as we think we do. Male Vocals, Singer/Songwriter, Indie Folk
Rollicking socially conscious song about the drudgery of purchasing gasoline at a cut rate service station. Not something you hear about in a song every day. Male vocal obviously tongue in cheek. Pretty catchy chorus. Male Vocals, Singer/Songwriter, Indie Singer-Songwriter
Driving and motivational acoustic guitar instrumental. Use it for road trip movie or maybe a travelogue. It could be also be used behind sailboat footage. Could also be useful for an outdoor adventure film. Use it as a sound bed for beautiful scenery, mountains, streams and high mountains. Instrumental, Corporate, Corp. New Age Acoustic
Cheesy nature movie soundtrack. Old school feel. Use it in a road trip movie or show. Haunting feel. Memories of an earlier time. Use in B movie credit. Not what you were expecting. Male Vocals, Singer/Songwriter, Folk Singer-Songwriter
Upbeat strummed solo acoustic guitar instrumental. Works well in a back road driving scene. Could be used in a sailing scene. Good energy music. Fun chase scene. Instrumental, Corporate, Corporate Acoustic Pop
The musing of a songwriter about songwriting. Beautiful finger-picked gem talking about the artistic process. Could be used in scene dealing with frustrations of the lone artist. Scene in a empty bar on the outskirts of town. Desert landscape. Bleak scenery. Male Vocals, Singer/Songwriter, Contemp Singer/Songwriter
A song about the realizations of a woman struggling to come to grips with her own pain and past. Finger style acoustic guitar, piano and cello. Male harmony vocals. Beautiful track. Break up scene in dramatic film. Passage about man saving his woman from previous life. Male Vocals, Singer/Songwriter, Contemp Singer/Songwriter
Country ballad about love gone wrong. Reflecting about a broken longtime relationship. Some gratefulness and grief all mixed in together on road trip in the old pick-up. Use it in a road trip movie. Use it in play about healing from past hurts. Features baritone vocals with three-part harmony. Male Vocals, Country, Country Ballads
An empathetic song about the songwriter's ignorance regarding the daily mistreatment of our black citizens with hopes of unified awareness. Would be perfect for a movie or TV show about racial segregation or race relations. Features a dobro and a world beat on djembe. Male Vocals, Americana, Americana
Upbeat country blues number with full band. Electric lead guitar parts. Bass solo. Ripping right along. Use it a smoky country bar scene. Could be used in a road trip scene as well. The blues, baby, the blues! Male Vocals, Blues, Country Blues
A reflective solo acoustic guitar instrumental. Quite hymn like in a way. At least that's the way I thought about it in its composition. Could be used in a thoughtful scene in the counselor's office. Could be used behind a couple of friends taking a walk down by the beach, you know, a sunset and.. Instrumental, Corporate, Corp. New Age Acoustic
Okay, this one is drippy. Nice build up. Father and son guitar work (with Max Vogel). Guitar instrumental duet. Lush washing of guitars against each other. Interplay of lines. Instrumental, Folk, Contemporary Folk
A beautiful duet with male and female vocals set upon a bed of finger-style acoustic guitar. A study in double stops the song drips with emotion. A song about a couple endearing themselves to each other with lovely affirmations of devotion. Mixed Vocals, Singer/Songwriter, Pop Singer-Songwriter
Upbeat. Motion. Pseudo-live recording. Funky. A call to action. Push through fear. Go places you've never been before. Appreciate the small things. Use it in film about pub or bar with conversation about getting on with it. Male Vocals, Singer/Songwriter, Folk Singer-Songwriter
Tender acoustic number reflecting on the singer's object of affection. Pretty heartfelt. The many things and places that remind the narrator of the feelings he has experienced. Contemplating the vastness of the view which brings to mind the strong emotions of a love affair (maybe past). Male Vocals, Singer/Songwriter, Indie Singer-Songwriter
Earnest song about this differences between man and woman and the number of words necessary to communicate with each other. A song about letting the actions speak for themselves. Paying attention to what's between the words. Male Vocals, Singer/Songwriter, New Acoustic
Use in a road trip movie. Holiday trips. Music video about the displaced. Catchy lyrics. Good story about the dog at the side of the road. Song about freedom or lack there of. Country strummer. Summer afternoon. Hot day. Sweat. Male Vocals, Singer/Songwriter, Folk Singer-Songwriter
The trials of a rose bush. She's surviving constant abuse. A sad but hopeful story. Making it through in the end. Continuing to blossom no matter what comes her way. Show about the other side of the tracks. Finding success no matter what the upbringing was. Overcoming all odds. Male Vocals, Blues, Country Blues
This one covers a bit of ground. It's about the release of sleep. It's about worry. Will a night's sleep cure it? It's about the passage of time and reflection on a life lived. It's about good times and bad. It's about plenty. It's about lack. Use it in home insurance commercial. Male Vocals, Singer/Songwriter, New Acoustic
So you think you're all that! Not so fast! Maybe you need a time out and reflect on your life a bit. Use in a scene about a psychoanalyst. A couch. Maybe drug rehab. Male Vocals, Singer/Songwriter, New Acoustic
Upbeat summery song with strummed acoustic guitar. The wonderment of falling for a girl. He's amazed at her smile. Remembers fondly their first meeting. He did have to get up the nerve to talk to her. Male Vocals, Singer/Songwriter, Pop Singer-Songwriter
Almost missed it. Almost was weak but stayed strong. I listened to my heart and did what I needed to do. Moving on and putting the past behind me. Use in a break up scene. Relationship story needs repeating again. Rainy day reflection would be good. Have a cup of tea and get on with it! Male Vocals, Singer/Songwriter, Indie Folk
A groove. Driving along. Relentless movement. Solo blues ballad guitar. Not pleased with the way the things have gone. Disappointment with the existing state of affairs. Hoping for a better day. It can't be this way anymore. An emotional response to something quite out of my control. Male Vocals, Singer/Songwriter, Indie Singer-Songwriter
Reminiscent of a prior time and place. Sweet finger-picking. Pleading vocal. Thoughtful even. Could use it on a road trip scene. Baritone singer. Nice female harmony on the very lilting chorus. A song to move you along. Male Vocals, Americana, Americana
Starts out with a vocal and acoustic guitar through a megaphone effect on first verse. Kicks into a full band on first chorus and for remainder of tune. The concept of waiting for good things to come our way. Could be used in romantic scene. Travel scene on the way to meet someone new. Male Vocals, Singer/Songwriter, New Acoustic
Musings on the healing process. Healing from whatever you're healing from! You wonder don't you? It's also about moving on and falling for someone new. It's a little scary and a little exciting. It's about moving on beyond the fear involved. It's all going to be alright. I promise! Still you wonder. Male Vocals, Americana, Americana
Sometimes you've got to cry in your beer. Sometimes you've got to sit there and wonder. Sometimes you've got to be pissed. You just want someone to hear your pain! You really had to leave? A musing. A thinking. A wondering. Male Vocals, Acoustic, Acoustic (pending cat.)
Fingerstyle guitar solo instrumental. Forward movement. Could use it in a 1920's, 1930's or 1940's road scene in the American South. Good energy and culmination. Pure and clean guitar. Instrumental, Americana, Americana
Taking a gutsy step! Giving love another chance. Comparing it the experience of flying. Taking off into the unknown. Loving the aspect of risk. Use it in a road trip scene. Could be in a flying scene. Biplane even. Male Vocals, Americana, Americana
He's fallen hard for her! She drives him crazy. Use it in a love story scene set in Harlem or Amsterdam. The strong pull of love. Working out a new relationship. Blown over by her great looks. Could be in a beauty pageant. A pretty ardent guy truly smitten by love. Male Vocals, Rock, Folk Rock
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