The Lumineers Hace Veinte Aã±Os, Wesley Schultz Vio El Futuro

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The Lumineers Hace veinte aÃ±os, Wesley Schultz vio el futuro. QuerÃa ser artista. Mientras crecÃa en el suburbio de Ramsey, New Jersey, Wesley pasaba sus dÃas dibujando junto a su mejor amigo, Josh Fraites. Hoy en dÃa, como lÃder de la banda de The Lumineers, Wesley reemplazÃ³ su lÃ¡piz por una guitarra, sus dibujos por canciones y toca codo con codo Jeremiah, el hermano mÃ¡s joven de Joshua. Pero la historia de The Lumineers no sucediÃ³ tan fÃ¡cilmente. Se inicia en el aÃ±o 2002, el hermano de la misma edad de Jeremiah, Josh, muriÃ³ de una sobredosis de drogas a los 19. En medio de la pÃ©rdida y el dolor, Wes y JeremÃas encontraron consuelo en la mÃºsica, escribiendo canciones y tocando en conciertos alrededor de Nueva York. Tras dar batalla en la durÃsima escena musical de la ciudad y por el increÃblemente costoso nivel de vida, los dos decidieron ampliar sus horizontes. Empaquetaron todo lo que tenÃan- nada mÃ¡s que un par de maletas de ropa y un remolque lleno de instrumentos musicales- y se dirigieron a Denver, Colorado. Lo primero que hicieron en Denver fue colocar un anuncio en "Craigslist" para un violonchelista, y la primera persona en responder fue Neyla Pekarek, una nativa de Denver con formaciÃ³n clÃ¡sica. Como trÃo, comenzaron a tocar en el Meadowlark, un club situado en un sÃ³tano mugriento donde se reunÃan cada martes los compositores de mÃ¡s talento en una noche de micro abierto y cervezas a un dÃ³lar. Neyla suavizÃ³ las asperezas de Wes y Jer, a la vez que ampliaba sus habilidades con la mandolina y el piano. Y asÃ, el sonido de The Lumineers tomÃ³ forma, un amalgama de un caluroso, fuerte y marcado rock acÃºstico, pop clÃ¡sico, y folk casero. Nacidos de la tristeza, alimentados por la pasiÃ³n, madurados a fuerza de trabajo The Lumineers han encontrado su sonido cuando el mundo mÃ¡s lo necesita. Enlaces Web: www.thelumineers.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheLumineers Producciones Animadas - http://www.animadas.com E-Mail: [email protected] #1/1.

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