“I Got a Song to Sing” is a live rock/pop set now running at Drom, the East Village room known for intimate, genre-mixing bills. Featuring Brendan James, the show leans on melody and narrative songwriting rather than spectacle. In a city where singer-songwriters often get swallowed by noise, the stripped focus on voice and lyric feels like a small act of attention. No documented NYC-premiere history is widely cited, but its placement at Drom ties it to New York’s ongoing tradition of close-range live music.