All jokes aside, New Jersey is a pretty great place. While it has a lot to offer as a state, it also has a rich musical history of which many people remain unaware. Everyone knows Sinatra and The Boss, but there’s much more.
Rob Fusari is a young man but he’s already accomplished so much. After scoring major hits with Destiny’s Child, Will Smith, and others, he connected with Lady Gaga which culminated in co-writing and producing a few—umm, I guess we’ll call them—monster hits.
After forays into a few alter-ego musical acts, Fusari is now ready to step behind the writer’s keyboard and mixing console—a talented singer and multi-instrumentalist performer, this Wednesday (4/27), he performs a solo show at New York City’s Cutting Room. The show, a William Paterson University music event where Fusari is an alumni, is a mix of his own music and music of the Beatles.
Tune in and sit down with Fusari and me as we talk the Grammys, multiplatinum records, Lady Gaga, writing, producing, and how hard it is to resist the temptation of the music industry no matter how difficult of a road it may be.
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