ALBUM - Seth Adam - Fits and Starts and Stops - Released October 7, 2022

Discussing American life in these shifting and unsteady times, Adam paints a haunting picture of incoherent circus-showmen and the social justice movements that threaten to upend such monkey business. “In many ways it’s a call to action,” Adam says. “I know we can work together for a brighter day after this storm.”

Track list: 1) Fraud 2) Where Is Your Heart 3) The Trouble I've Been In 4) Out of Touch (Please Listen) 5) The Blood, It Runs 6) Heavy Rain 7) Vermin 8) You Ain't Gonna Drag Me Down 9) Pages 10) Lennon's Song

ALBUM - Seth Adam - Steel Tempered Pride - Released September 24, 2013

The third studio album from Seth Adam, released in 2013, "Steel Tempered Pride' delved into deeply personal topics, experimentation with various musicians and sounds, and includes two tracks produced by David Immerglück (guitarist, Counting Crows). Features crowd favorites "Old Broken Ladder" and "New York City Bound."

“His “Steel Tempered Pride” is just that. Brutally honest (“These Pills”), cynically astute (“People Are Only Going To Break Your Heart”) and grateful (“Thank You, Chicago”), Seth Adam puts his feelings into rockin’ odes that you can boogie all night to without having to even listen to his well-defined words if you don’t want to.”

• Mike Greenblatt, Goldmine

ALBUM - Seth Adam - Amplify - Released December 7, 2010

Amplify was the second studio record from Seth Adam. Making the album was a challenging process. Losing former bass player Lorin Pellegrino after the release of "Where You Come From," as well as Fred DiLeone (keys) and Sean Miller (mandolin) just after recording sessions for "Amplify" began, Seth recruited drummer Anthony Bianco's brother to play bass. The now four-piece ensemble would pursue a harder rock sound, running tightly and efficiently. But there were other challenges along the way. Shortly after recording began in 2009, Seth lost his voice and needed months to recover. There was also disagreement with then producer Vic Steffens on the direction of how the songs should be mixed, resulting in parting ways with Vic and relocating at a new studio to complete the record. With recording engineer, mixing engineer, and co-producer Scott White on board, Seth and company were able to finish the record over the summer and fall of 2010, ultimately releasing it at the end of the year.

"This 10-song full-length is beautifully written, played and produced. This level of craftsmanship and polish are not often heard on the local scene." (James Velvet - New Haven Advocate)