Dave Hill Jr. 9/6/24 Dave Hill Jr. 9/6/24

Is Jazz Camp the New Las Vegas?🎷

Jazz camp is like Vegas for musicians—minus the neon. You take chances, crash, soar, and sometimes hit the jackpot. At the Port Townsend Jazz Workshop, even wrong notes lead to wins. It’s all groove, growth, and great people. Forget the slots—roll the dice on jazz camp instead.

Dave Hill Jr. 12/15/23 Dave Hill Jr. 12/15/23

My Year of Fearlessly Finding my Voice

This year, I fearlessly embraced my voice as a songwriter, releasing several songs that hold deep personal meaning. From overcoming grief to finding catharsis in music, I leaned into my doubts and discovered a new passion. Join me as I reflect on my creative rebirth, share my journey, and offer insights into how you can unlock your own voice.

Dave Hill Jr. 7/25/23 Dave Hill Jr. 7/25/23

My Bumberdrum Performance at Bumbershoot

Here's a fun and historic piece of music I performed on with Michael Shrieve (The original drummer for Santana who played at Woodstock ‘69)

I am so proud to have played at this event and am thrilled it ended up being something that Michael released.

I even helped composed few of the drum set grooves along with Michael and another Seattle drummer named Conrad Ormsby.

Dave Hill Jr. 1/12/22 Dave Hill Jr. 1/12/22

Make your own Mantra

I want you to forget what you might believe about your voice and give yourself permission to explore.

Instead of judging yourself or your voice, I want to invite your 5-year-old self to do a little exploring by making up your own song (perhaps even a mantra).

By the way: You might also notice that your self-critical voice about your singing is similar to other limiting voices that you hear in other areas of your life.

For this exercise, I want you to explore soothing yourself with a song or at least some vocal sounds