Soulful pop punk, and melodically addicting. That’s the best way to describe the music of Portland, OR-based singer/songwriter David Pollack. Inspired from an early age by the music of Paul Simon, The Beatles and Weezer, David has spent his entire teen and adult life making music and performing at many venues in the New York City rock club scene.
In the middle of his college career, David recorded and released an EP of lo-fi tracks titled Out the Other Side. David spent several months touring in support of the album before resuming his studies at Fordham University in New York. He went on to play in several indie, pop and rock bands before heading back to the studio to record his debut full-length solo record, Put It Into Words. The album was mixed and mastered by Grammy winner Jon D’Uva (Louis CK, Breaking Benjamin, Paramore) and released in January of 2014.
In 2015, David released his second EP, titled When the Lights Turn Blue, an insightful and moving collection of songs about dealing with depression. In 2016, David released the single “Crashing Through a Loss of Sound,” a hard and heavier look at dealing with the loss and pain that comes with losing something beautiful. David welcomed 2017 with a big move across the country to beautiful and vibrant Portland, OR. A new EP, and West Coast tour dates are soon on the horizon!