TC Fambro is an artist and songwriter whose lyrics and vocal delivery possess wisdom and soul well beyond his years. He puts his heart into his craft and doesn’t take music for granted. That commitment shines through in each song. TC was gracious enough to answer a few questions and give a quick glimpse into what he has going on. It’s well worth the time to click on over to his Facebook and track down some of his tunes. www.facebook.com/Tcfambro
Did you grow up in Breckenridge?
Yes sir, I was born and raised in Breckenridge Texas.
Where are you currently living?
I am currently living in my hometown of Breckenridge. I plan to stay here permanently and continue pursuing my music career from a stable location. I have lived in Big Spring, Wichita Falls, and Fort Worth for a large portion of the time I’ve spent pursuing music as a profession, but during that time I learned a lot about an industry and gained a much better understanding as to how I fit within it. All the time spent and experience gained over the past few years has led me right back to where it all started.
Do you find any musical benefit to living in a rural area?
I definitely feel more creative in a rural setting rather than an urban area. I have more time to think about my concepts for songs, write music, discover new ideas, learn new instruments, or read material that helps me gain a better understanding of music.
You seem to have been doing a lot of learning and growing lately, learning new instruments and such. What all instruments do you play?
I play Guitar, Ukulele, Banjo, Mandolin, Piano, Accordion, Trumpet, and Ocarina. I definitely plan to be adding many more to this list in the near future.
And your latest venture has been piano? How has that been going?
Piano is coming along well. I’m still in my infancy stage of the learning process. I’m working hard at it and I hope to add it to my show soon!
I think I’ve read somewhere that you also give private lessons for people who want to learn to play?
I do! I have twelve students at the moment. All are learning to play the guitar. It’s a great experience and a good opportunity for me to learn how to convey my thoughts to another person in a way that easy to understand.
Do you have any musical projects going on at the moment?
I am currently getting some funds together to purchase recording gear and I plan to record all of my music from here on out at my own personal recording space. My upcoming album that I hope to release later this year will focus more on the lyrical content and will be less instrument driven as some of my recordings have been in the past.
Where can your fans see you in the near future?
I am not playing as many live shows as I used to. However, I do play The Beehive in Albany, Texas from time to time and I put on a show once every three months at The National Theatre here in Breckenridge. Other than that I have a few private events that I get hired out for occasionally. I personally feel that it is better for me to play shows that benefit my career rather than taking any show that falls in my lap. It’s all about quality for me..not quantity. For the fans, keep an eye on my social media pages and I’ll keep you up to date on where I’ll be playing next.
Where can people hear your music online?
At the moment you can find my music on Soundcloud, but I will be uploading a few older recordings and a handful of new recording to iTunes and Spotify very soon.
Any final words you’d like to share?
Thank you to everyone out there that believes in me and supports my journey. I have many things in store for all of you and can’t wait for you to hear what I am working on. I will always strive to make the best music I can make and I hope that you all continue to enjoy it.
- @tcfambro (Twitter)
- @tcfambro (Instagram)
- tcfam (Snapchat)
