Lliam Greguez is a macro ice photographer who captures freezing moments of a mountain stream, a creative arts therapist who uses music to engage chronically ill children in five hospitals around New York City, and a recording musician who loves tinkering with sound.
Always looking for new tones and rhythms Lliam brought recording gear up to the mountains in winter to capture the sounds of nature for use in compositions. An accompanying pocket camera inadvertently found unique visual impressions of the environment and the ice photography was born. Isn't there just a bit of vibrational variation between sound and light anyway.
Lliam's albums with Luis and with Other Peoples Children represent a way to push acoustic guitars a bit harder, bringing in a punk rock attitude and a jam-ready energy to the acoustic mode.
“The style is acoustic prog punk where the amp is the box, the chords are varied, the jam is on, and the vocals are gritty.”