Sep 7, 2018
Abe Partridge discovered music when he
first heard Nirvana’s Nevermind. His life would take a few
interesting turns before he would begin sharing his music and
art. Abe's life has varied from several years as a preacher
to serving with the US Air Force. These experiences and a personal
awakening have forever changed his life path and driven him to
create art and music. He says he writes songs and paints for
himself, because his work is a very personal reflection of life and
who he is. However, Abe confesses he started creating music and art
to bring beauty into the world. This was intended to counter parts
of his life he views as hate filled and violent.
His life journey is fascinating and his success story inspiring. Abe is both humble and charming, but his songs and art can at times be haunting. Hear his song Colors from his latest album Cotton Fields and Blood for Days at the end of this episode.