... and therefore

As a small boy, David Adamson spent much of his time in an A-frame cabin
he built with his father, on Lake Muskoka in northern Canada. Inside that
cottage he played his guitar, jammed with friends and developed his love for
music, as well as the nature that surrounded him.
These two themes have influenced his life from days back in the Toronto
music scene to travelling to far of places like Africa, England and New Zealand.
He is universal and so is his music, beautiful, haunting, expressive and of the moment. He is the most versatile artist I've heard.
He is very much a renaissance man, but with his piercing charisma and emotional
power, his music is of the now. He fuses rock and rythmn and blues with
neo-classical themes. The music charts an epic story that carries us to far off lands.
He is a musician for all seasons, crossing all borders, touching all souls.
He writes visceral and filmic compositions as well as contemporary songs.