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All These Pretty Thoughts [2009] For those who are curious about the new CD, here's the cover art and track listing. Abstract/Concrete There He Goes Hey Harry Hay Dream Morning Moments Come...

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Tommy talks about details within... I have always loved music and lyrics especially when they combine in a way that makes me feel like I am understanding or being understood at last. Whether it was simply...

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New Record now available! My new record is now available on Noisetrade. Check it out!

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My music is getting out there... A quick update... My song "Changed" was put in rotation on a very popular radio broadcast in London earlier this year.(I just found out and I was wondering why I was selling...

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About Tommy

Tommy Keenum

An accomplished visual artist and designer of everything from exquisite
houses to burlesque costumes, Tommy Keenum is now bringing his distinctive
style and eclectic vision to song writing.

For the past decade Keenum has been a sought after side-man, lending vocals, sax, and percussion to a wide variety of rock and pop acts including David Mead, Bobby Bare Jr, and Guilty Pleasures.

For his first solo effort in 2005, Tommy meticulously selected gems from his favorite songwriters of the ’70’s, and with dreamy production from “Silver Seas” frontman Daniel Tashian, the result is the perfect Sunday chill record.

In 2007, Tommy released his first self-penned record,”Details Within…”. He dips into almost every genre and finds a way to combine influences as disparate as Joni Mitchell and Marvin Gaye. Although eclectic, what ties it all together is the underlying theme of self-empowerment and Keenum’s “heart on sleeve” vocals. The backing band is a team of all stars that turn in some amazing performances.

With his latest release “All These Pretty Thoughts”, Tommy stripped everything down and enlisted retro-pop master Brad Jones to produce. The result is his most accomplished work to date. The cover art is a true representation of this record. Little bits of life pasted together into a collage that is interesting and beautiful at first glance, but as you look deeper, a darker, more complicated plot emerges. The songs go from sparse to fully orchestrated; sometimes in the space of one phrase and Keenum’s soulful delivery and lush harmonies bring honest emotion to the stories. And that is what they are… little movies that you can just let float by or listen deeper to the themes of life, death, change, and above all… love.