Humphrey Street Music Video from John Sully on Vimeo.
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John Sully serenades the Alligators in Sarasota Florida with the Delta Blues classic by Robert Johnson “Crossroads Blues’
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Sully in the Manhattan Beat
Sully playing the blues in Tompkins Square Park NYC.
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Sully & Nainnoh
A seductive immersion of head-turning sound speckled with vivid color and tangible feeling, Nainnoh’s fifth single is a striking rendering of a familiar, universal state of being. Relaxed, cool, and soaring, “Seasons” captures the intoxicating allure and experience of infatuation with tantalizing imagery and a strikingly unique psych-country sound. Atwood Magazine is proud to be […]
continue readingYOU THINK YOU KNOW IT ALL – ORIGINS
Welcome to the first episode of ‘You think you know it all.’ A platform for us to share original thoughts, ideas or what I like to call mental downloads. Ideas that come from within us, not necessarily based on things someone has taught us or told us. Original thoughts that originate in our own minds […]
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continue readingMETA-7 (an alchemic opera)
International Sound Artist John Sully teams up with XIX Collective and MojoVideoTech to present, META-7 (an alchemic opera). Audience members lay on a sub-bass vibrating floor surrounded by a 7.1 sound system inside a 360° video mapped dome. The story is about all of us. Where do we come from? Why are we here? […]
continue readingTerry Riley – A Rainbow in Curved Air
Terry Riley is what I call a music portal. When I listen to A Rainbow in Curved Air the third album by the experimental music and classical minimalism pioneer I am pulled into a world of unlimited musical possibilities and potentials. A keyboard virtuoso, Riley plays all the instruments on the title track: electric organ, electric harpsichord (Rock-Si-Chord), dumbec (or goblet drum), and tambourine. The largely […]
continue readingElectric Counterpoint Nostalgia
In actuality, I rarely listen to music. I’m so busy composing, arranging, performing, recording and producing it, there just isn’t enough time in the day. I literally sleep an average between 4 to 6 hours a day and most of that awake time is creating music. That of course is radically different then from my […]
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