On the heels of his rise to wider recognition and fame, Bahamian indie-folk artist Matthew Pinder is creating a space for himself in both the musical and visual art worlds in The Bahamas. Using Baha Mar’s The Current Gallery and Art Centre as a venue to host the album release party for his sophomore anthology, Pinder asks that you give him some time to get his thoughts all out; to be heard and understood from a perspective outside one’s own.
“Give Me Some Time” — a 10-track compilation permeated with heartache and soul — comes just 13 months after the publication of his debut album, “Too Young To Understand”, and the passing of his mother some seven months ago.
On the heels of his rise to wider recognition and fame, Bahamian indie-folk artist Matthew Pinder is creating a space for himself in both the musical and visual art worlds in The Bahamas. Using Baha Mar’s The Current Gallery and Art Centre as a venue to host the album release party for his sophomore anthology, Pinder asks that you give him some time to get his thoughts all out; to be heard and understood from a perspective outside one’s own.
“Give Me Some Time” — a 10-track compilation permeated with heartache and soul — comes just 13 months after the publication of his debut album, “Too Young To Understand”, and the passing of his mother some seven months ago.
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