I make folk music, which I know isn’t necessarily a well-represented genre in the Web3 space. That makes a lot of sense to me. Web3 represents the new, the cutting-edge, the very limits of what we can create digitally, and in many ways, folk is the opposite of that – a callback to the sound of our parents’ or even grandparents’ time. It’s organic and analog and acoustic. But it is also approachable, accessible, and above all, communal. If that doesn’t mirror the general ethos in the Web3 music community, then call me crazy. “Flight to JFK” is my first drop ever. I recorded it in one take, just me in the studio with my guitar, and it marks the first song in Somewhere Along the Trail, Vol. 1, which is part of a three-volume project I’m going to be releasing this year. You’ll find sprinkles of James Taylor, dashes of Simon & Garfunkel, and a big ol’ helping of Jackson Browne. The song is about spending quality time with someone you love who lives across the country. Simple but true! Somewhere Along the Trail is going to consist of three volumes with three songs each, with the production getting progressively more and more complex in each tripartite release. The title comes from one of the last things my Uncle Jerry said to me before he passed away last year. “In another life, Theo,” he said, “if we were both 25-years-old, we’d be best friends. Somewhere along the trail.” Stay tuned for the following drops, with lots of fun surprises along the way!