Delving into the challenges of the human condition and Hobbes’ evolution as a songwriter and musician, the burgeoning folk artist unveils “Searching For A Home”, an emotive new project inspired by a road trip through Idaho and the music fo Jeff Tweedy.

Searching For A Home” brims with nuanced lyricism, tinged with rock and folk elements and, ultimately, underscored by Hobbes’ expansive vocal palette. Touching on the album’s narrative themes, Hobbes candidly shares “For me, it represents a feeling that I am still searching for the place that truly feels like home.” The album seamlessly blends the acoustic intimacy of folk with the raw energy of rock, showcasing Hobbes’ exceptional songwriting talent and his gift for nostalgic, heartfelt lyricism. Each track offers a unique sonic palette, yet the album remains cohesive, thanks to the thoughtful production by Rachel Efron and the collaborative spirit of AJ Hicks.

Hobbes’ versatile voice, reminiscent of Ben Folds, navigates the emotional terrain of the album with nuance and depth, bringing each story to life. The arrangements are richly layered, featuring everything from electric guitar solos and pianos to horns and strings. Backing vocals by Efron and Hicks add a harmonious texture that enhances the album’s emotional impact.

Speaking on the album, David shares, “First and foremost, I see myself as a storyteller. I put a lot of effort into this and I want the music to be satisfying and full of variety. I think we have achieved this here. Every word and note on each song is well-considered. There is no filler here.”

Listen to the album…