The Blues Project: Singer-Songwriter in New York

About The Blues Project

The Blues Project emerged from Greenwich Village in the mid-1960s, part of a downtown scene where folk clubs and amplified bands shared the same rooms. The group moved easily between blues foundations and the era’s pop, borrowing from rhythm and blues, jazz, and folk without settling into one lane for long. At venues such as The Bitter End, their sets reflected the practical discipline of working musicians, built around ensemble interplay and room-aware dynamics. Their approach favors exploration over polish.