
BY: Jeff Niesel
Local singer-songwriter Jim Scaparotti, who’s written songs for the past 30 years but has only recently begun recording, has assembled a group of veteran session players, artists and industry professionals to perform as part of his Jim Scaparotti and TINMAN Project. He says the pain of losing his grandson to a rare genetic disorder inspired him to begin recording and releasing a series of singles from his upcoming album, TIMEPIECE.
“In the past year and a half, I have found the inner peace that, along with my faith, has allowed me to move forward with my music endeavors,” Scaparotti says in a press release. “The classic story of the Tin Man resonates with me because I felt stuck for so long. I hope my journey and my music gives others hope.”
SOURCE: https://www.clevescene.com
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