Rocky Kramer “Mama” Cover Review

As a tribute to Phil Collins, superstar, recording artist Rocky Kramer has just released “Mama.” Just as with Rocky’s other covers, (Comfortably Numb by Pink Floyd, The Show Must Go On by Queen, and a host of others), he’s right on the money.

Kramer originally from Norway, is a heavy metal master of disguises with an overwhelming passion for music. The multi-instrumentalist who was born to musical parents, (his dad being first violinist in the Trondheim Symphony Orchestra and his mom an accomplished pianist), was destined to inherit the gift. At age 3 Rocky learned the violin and was encouraged to go further. Saving his gifts and allowance Rocky eventually bought himself a Les Paul double cut knock off and although he was an accomplished pianist, guitar became his weapon of choice. While attending school in the US, Rocky caught the attention of Allied Artists Music Group who signed him without hesitation. Rocky released a debut concept album called “Firestorm” and endorses Fender Guitars. Rocky began touring and playing huge festivals with his band internationally and was super excited to tour America until the world’s crisis put an end to his plans.

Although born in the 90’s Rocky considers himself a musical child of the 80’s loving and influenced greatly by the music of that time. He is not only a talented musician, but can sing his heart out in a flash. Already winning awards for videos and music from “Firestorm”, and with his rocker look and persona, Rocky is an idol in the making. Although his immense desire to tour and play for live audiences was squashed by the pandemic, Rocky continues to be creative and produce hits and magical covers like “Mama.”

5/5 Stars

Watch the Genesis Cover “Mama” by Rocky Kramer here:

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