John's ALL-NEW pop singer-songwriter CD, John Carey, CL is now available!
In addition to playing bass on the record, this CD features John’s singing talents and guitar playing as well. Be the first to hear it on MySpace. John's new songs have been likened to the music of Sheryl Crow, The Beatles, Sting, The Steve Miller Band, James Taylor, Bill Withers, David Byrne, Lou Reed and Steely Dan. The CD includes several guest appearances including musicians, Matt Munisteri, Fiona McBain, Brenda Bufalino, Rachelle Garniez, Chris Carroll, Jack Devine, Dave Eggar and Oz Noy.

“Most people recognize John Carey as an in-demand bass player in the New York City area. For John’s second record, he decided to surprise his fans and explore his original singer-songwriter pop songs. In addition to playing bass, you’ll hear John singing and playing acoustic guitar throughout the CD. His music is reminiscent of Sherly Crow, Sting, Bonnie Raitt and The Steve Miller Band. I give this record four stars and foresee this CD as being a breakthrough recording for him; I wouldn’t be surprised to find a few of these tunes up on the top ten Billboard, no joke.”
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John’s debut experimental and avant-garde CD, John Carey, undefined psycho-chromatic G.R.I.D., is now available everywhere.

The music features Dave Eggar- cello & piano (of Ornette Coleman, Bobby McFerrin . . .), Oz Noy- guitar (of Richard Bona, Harry Bellefonte. . .), Rachelle Garniez- vocals, accordion, claviola & more (of The Fortunate Few . . .), Frank Bellucci- drums & percussion (master drum clinician/educator. . .) and John on fretted & fretless four and five string basses.

“Although John Carey is primarily known for his work as a session bassist for artists and singer-songwriters of rock, folk and R&B throughout New York City and worldwide, his debut CD explores the avant-garde: the completely live and improvisational album captures the stream of conscious thought processes between some of today's most talented, unique and interesting musicians. The CD spans multiple genres of music, and in conjunction with the abstract artwork and very distinctive written introduction included within the twelve page booklet, the CD provides for a multimedia and multi-sensory experience . . . A truly fascinating record with an all-star lineup.”
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