1. The Boy in the Well 2. Love is 3. Out of Sight 4. Joaquin's Lullabye 5. Fruity 6. Careful, Johnny 7. Photogtaph 8. Something's Gonna Change 9. New Song with Helium 10. Love Me (Interlude) 11. Toss and Turn 12. I Don't Know 13. Anonymous Friend 14. Comatose 15. Water Song 16. Marionette's Waltz 17. If it's Hard to Hear Me 18. I Fell in Love with a Broken Heart 19. Tell Tale 20. Nobody is Everybody's Friend 21. Laa La La La Laa (secret track)  All songs written by David Ross Fetzer David - vocals, guitars, piano, keyboards, vibraphone, drum machine, clarinet, helium Susan Faw ..read more

There are 101 Reasons to Support Earthwork Music. What we might be best known for is fostering an exciting, nurturing sense of community and mutual admiration among Michigan’s musicians and music lovers. A community that values collaboration over competition, that recognizes that small is beautiful and that we get to hold our own definition of success. By being creators of culture and builders of community, all of us are participating, and all of us are making it happen, musicians and music lovers, side by side. Collaborations are countless among our earthwork music community. #isupportearthw ..read more

There are 101 Reasons to Support Earthwork Music. Independent Artist Promotions -- Earthwork Music is a collective of independent artists living or emotionally connected to the Great Lakes region.  One of our biggest areas of focus is promoting our artists’ work. From new singles and album releases to live and streaming concerts, our network connects thousands of fans to original work. One song represents countless hours of creative practice. One show can represent fifteen years of practice and emotional commitment to the craft. In addition, the Earthwork Music Store features albums, cds ..read more

There are 101 Reasons to Support Earthwork Music. Songwriters’ Summit for Resilience is an annual event that brings the community together to practice various songwriting techniques and build community among songwriters. This year, our Summit was held virtually. Six members of the collective presented a selection of topics including: Turning Rants into Tunes and Collaborative Songwriting for Collective Liberation. “Connecting across distances through singing and songwriting allowed us to create a shared heart space and build community with fellow songwriters.” - Joe Reilly  #isupporteart ..read more

There are 101 Reasons to Support Earthwork Music. Our homebase for creativity and connectivity is the Earthwork Farm. Our Earthwork Farm Artist Residency program invites artists from various disciplines to write, record, meditate and create, right here on the Farm.  This past year, we have been working hard to maintain the physical spaces, while looking to strengthen and grow our residency program. Recent residencies have included Penguin/Random House author Antonio Michael Downing, folk/electronic recording artist Steve Leaf,  jazz bassist Ian Thompson, singer-songwriter Sari ..read more

  There are 101 Reasons to Support Earthwork Music. Our organization has been deeply engaged in charitable cultural works for the last 20 years. Your donation not only helps to keep our annual operating budget on track, a contribution supports Earthwork Music community-based programming. With your support, we can touch the lives of thousands of young people and bring music into the movement for a better future. Together, we can make meaningful and lasting change. Thank you - Earthwork Music Team #isupportearthworkmusic #earthworkmusic #communityprogramming #fundraiser ..read more

Seth Bernard's "The Time Has Come" single release “Seth Bernard is one of my all-time favorite songwriters. Also a ripping guitarist, he’s helped build a community of musician-activists across his native Michigan, who work on issues environmental and social. Now he’s offered up “The Time Has Come,” a climate anthem that he’s releasing to aid local climate campaigners. Here’s the chorus: We never give up, keep showing up. In love we trust; the Earth loves us.” - Environmentalist Bill McKibben in the May 12, 2021 New Yorker article "It's Time to Kick Gas." Read it here. I ..read more

We'll share great music, learn about why Line 3 is Michigan - and everyone's fight, and get updated on Line 5. Midwest Mobilize: Stop Line 3 & 5 Friday, March 26 NOON ET | 9 AM PT 11 AM CT | 10 AM MT Register HERE  Share Facebook event Share Instagram Flyer Zoom (RSVP) & FB Live via Earthwork Music page. Music: Annie Humphrey, Joe Reilly & Seth Bernard Speakers: Line 3 Frontline Speaker, Sean McBrearty (Oil & Water Don't Mix), Gerardo Reyes (Circle Pines Center), Kalamazoo Remembers Speaker, Pun Plamondon (Storyteller), Yebishawn OldShield (Match ..read more

Virtual Songwriters Summit For Resilience  January 29th - 31st, 2021 Our annual summit usually happens at Circle Pines Center, but this year we're going virtual. This summit is for everyone - whether you're a seasoned or a beginning songwriter. There will be 6 workshops taught by Audra Kubat, Dede Alder, Elisabeth Pixley-Fink, Nicholas James Thomasma, Joe Reilly and Seth Bernard with opening and closing circles. Workshops descriptions are attached below. We hope you can join us! Tickets are $60 with lifetime access to workshops.   Check out our Facebook event here. SCHEDULE FRI ..read more

Alluvion: 1: the wash or flow of water against a shore. 2: the first release from Ecotone, an instrumental musical collaboration between Mike Savina and Seth Bernard. Like the continual and phasic earth-building action of watersheds, Alluvion is a procession. The music evolves and flows through vast sonic terrain—a lo-fi instrumental soundscape to use as a backdrop for navigating your space. Intended for (but not limited to) moments of reflection and introspection, guided meditations, body work sessions, laying on your back with headphones and absorbing the final vibrant colors of autumn ..read more