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.
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
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
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
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
