About
Back In The Saddle!
Over 10 years ago, John Gerard decided to retire the Alvarez and launched a career that gauranteed income and support for his growing family. In recent years, with encouragement from fellow musicians/artists like Steve Rapson https://www.steverapson.com/? Ashley Jordan https://www.ashleyjordanmusic.com/? and Luke MacNeil https://macneilmediagroup.com/? John has decided to once again, grace the ears of his listeners with music that is hopeful and reflective. John's earlier music has been described as "dark" with morose characters; current depictions have become more vulnerable and introspective; drawing from his own history in recovery and personal growth.
John is re-ingniting his songwriting skills by resuming his Boston MBTA position as a busker. His previous stint in the subway led to the creation of amazing tracks such as "My Voice" and "Let Me Be Here". John is looking forward to playing for the endless audience the subway offers.
Albums
Follow the links below to listen to John Gerard. If you’re interested in licensing any of his songs, booking a show or contracting with John to write a song for/with you, just send and email to john@johngerard.com and we will be in touch!
Latest News
John’s last recording project, and the road back to music writing, was his collaboration with Luke MacNeil and Crystal Joy. They formed the group Blackwater Station, and published the record “On The Road to a Trapeze Fight”. The album had a spotlight feature by The Metronome newspaper in January, 2019. Brian Owens, writer for the magazine described the trio as “highly sophisticated” and “musically savvy”.
