Author Archives: Matt Wahl

I want to share an interview with you. I had a super fun time chatting with Mark Helpsmeet at Northern Spirit Radio. The interview features 7 newly recorded songs. Some are new songs and some are some new versions of … Continue reading →

I want to share a new song with you. It’s one of only two songs that I’ve co-written. Almost a year ago, John Finney introduced himself to me and told me of Joshua’s Camp. Joshua’s Camp is a camp for … Continue reading →

If you read my last post, the essay I wrote for psychology class telling the story as to how I wound up at UMD, then you may have read the last line that said, “Tomorrow…that’s another story.” We’ll, it’s tomorrow … Continue reading →

As some of you know, I’ve decided to go back to school. I am, as of this past Tuesday, an accounting major at the University of Minnesota Duluth. I’ll still be playing music. I’ll just be studying too (not at … Continue reading →

I got the final, mastered version of the song back yesterday and put together a little slide show to go with the tune. It features photos of Lake Superior taken from all over the city of Duluth!

Now I know that no song deserves three separate posts but I’ve been having a ton of fun with my Duluth song called, “Just Look At The Lake.” When a ship passes underneath the aerial lift bridge in Duluth, they … Continue reading →

I’ve been doing a bit of recording this week and I’m pretty close to being done with a studio version of “Just Look At The Lake!” You can hear it on the little music player that is on the right … Continue reading →

I wrote a new song today about my favorite part of our still relatively new home of Duluth, MN.

I’m thrilled and honored to be a part of a wonderful organization called the Positive Music Association! From the Positive Music Association’s website: “The Positive Music Association (PMA) is a professional trade organization dedicated to expanding and promoting all styles … Continue reading →

I’ll have a “new” guitar with me this weekend. It’s really quite far from new but I have never performed with it so in that way, it is new. It’s a 1967 Gibson C1 Classical guitar. There is a wonderful … Continue reading →