I was honored to talk to Boone this morning over coffee. We got in contact with each other on Instagram. I was informed that he had his debut album coming out, which is now released. We chatted about the nerves associated with live performances and both of our craft. He's very interesting and skilled. And to be honest I can add another album to the list of albums that I can put on and listen in it's entirety.

This bio I'm posting is right from his website https://www.boonestthomas.com/about

"Boone St. Thomas has always been about the music. Working for over 10 years as a producer, composer, writer and band musician sharing bills with acts from Richard Swift to Duran Duran, he has added artistry to stories and sounds of all kinds. But with tides changing around the world, he has found he has something to say.

“I’ve always loved the inspiration that comes from composing for a film, or writing and recording with another singer. But these times have challenged all of us, and I was compelled to write something personal and honest about getting through those challenges.”

When The Sun Came Up is an album about hope through hard times. It’s about change; wanted or unwanted. It’s about empathy and hearing each other. It’s about people coming together and standing for what is right.

“I got inspiration from listening to others and hearing what they were dealing with this year. I often went out surfing or hiking in the quiet dawn hours to reflect. Those moments helped me process things and became a catalyst for the songs. The sun always comes up. It’s the record that I needed to hear right now. Someone else might need to hear it, too.”

When The Sun Came Up is Boone’s debut release as a solo artist."

My personal favorite track from his new album "When The Sun Came Up" is True Blue.

Thank you for being a great guest and giving me the opportunity to work on my own set of skills. Thank you.

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