New York’s states freshest rock renegade, Eamonn Hubert, is set to write a new chapter in the city’s rock n roll legacy with his forthcoming EP featuring the standout single, Can’t Get the Words Out.
In addition to shredding virtuosic blues rock riffs, the 16-year-old singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and mental health advocate lyrically shreds the shame from speech impediments in the rock hit which isn’t just big enough for Broadway, it’s bigger. Can’t Get the Words Out may have an intrinsically personal meaning to the young prodigy, but universal resonance shines, transmitting a beacon of empowerment to neurodivergent listeners or simply anyone whose introversion compels them to shy from the spotlight.
The rock opera-esque aesthetic to Can’t Get the Words Out is no coincidence; Hubert has shone in the acting sphere, leading to his talents catching the eye of an NYC casting director recruiting for School of Rock: The Musical. At just 10 years old, Eamonn joined the musical’s first national tour; he’s also excelled academically, participating extensively in his high school’s instrumental and choral groups, and achieving recognition in prestigious ensembles like the All-State Vocal Jazz Ensemble.
As the principal cellist for the Senior Binghamton Youth Symphony Orchestra and a seasoned performer at the New York State Blues Festival, he continues to make significant strides in his musical career.
Can’t Get the Words Out will be officially released on November 2nd with Eamonn Hubert’s 5-track self-written, performed, and recorded EP, which was mixed and mastered by Bradford Allen of Acorn Records, Cortland, NY.
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Review by Amelia Vandergast