Lewis & Clarke

Lou Rogai is a songwriter and composer. His voice and vision resonate throughout Lewis & Clarke's signature sound of lush, long-form art-folk compositions. The moniker references the fellowship and correspondence between C.S. Lewis and Arthur C. Clarke, not the 19th-century explorers.

His work has been lauded by major music publications and programming, including heavy rotation on NPR's 'All Things Considered' for over a decade. He has released albums on his own imprint in a fiercely independent manner and performed throughout North America and Europe. He has steadily and quietly established a body of work and garnered a following while exploring his musical path. His music connects with the human condition through themes of birth, growth, aspiration, conflict, and mortality.

Rogai continues to create music as an unaffected experience. He is currently at work on a new Lewis & Clarke album, composing, and producing. He lives and works in Pennsylvania, USA, near a river between two mountains.