Rob Drabkin

1. Mickey Hart Band Superorganism
2. The Dream Logic The Dream Logic
3. Rob Drabkin Little Steps
4. Tedeschi Trucks Band Made Up Mind
5. Third Of Never Downrising
6. Electric Soul Pandemic Communications
7. American Babies Knives &Teeth
8. The Broadcast Dodge The Arrow
9. Anders Osborne Peace
10. Gov’t Mule Shout!
11. 10 Ft. Ganja Plant Skycatcher
12. Thiefs Thiefs
13. John Ginty Bad News Travels
14. Les Racquet Whale Hail
15. Yarn Shine The Light
16. Amos Lee Mountains of Sorrow, Rivers of Song
17. Blitzen Trapper VII
18. All The Locals II
19. RB Stone Loosen Up!
20. Trombone Shorty Say That To Say This
21. Jim Allchin Q.E.D.
22. Buddy Guy Rhythm & Blues
23. Okkervil River The Silver Gymnasium
24. Sarah Jarosz Build Me Up From Bones
25. AlyCat Cat Lady
26. Jitterbug Vipers Phoebe’s Dream
27. Le Percolateur Pop Manouche
28. Melissa Ferrick The Truth Is
29. Richie Aldente Disco Baby
30. Marco Benevento TigerFace - Relix Magazine / Jambands.com

"With its fervent force field of folk-meets-rock instrumentation and a potent, passionate vocal, sing-along anthem “Down To Fate” from Rob D Rabkin offers blow-torch intensity that is simply beyond comparison among so many of today’s tepid radio-ready thro" - Chuck Taylor of Billboard Magazine" - Chuck Taylor of Billboard Magazine

The first thing you notice about Denver native Rob Drabkin is the hair. His big ol’ ’70s afro is as unavoidable as his ubiquitous grin. But it’s his music that got Drabkin on national tours with the John Butler Trio, Big Head Todd and The Monsters, G. Love & Special Sauce, Carbon Leaf and more, and it was his songs and performances that got him repeat invites to perform in hometown KBCO’s world-renowned Studio C and significant airplay on KBCO and KINK. And when Colorado-based Westword magazine voted him the state’s Best Singer/Songwriter for three years running, or when Rob earned enough votes to play at The Mile High Music Festival with The Fray, Widespread Panic, and Ben Harper, it was because of his songs.

“Little Steps,” the title track of Drabkin’s second studio album, goes from zero to 60 on the first downbeat as a lively horn section heralds a sophisticated, feel-good rock & roll song that would make Rob a natural to join the Dave Matthews Band or Phillip Phillips onstage at the drop of a hat. This is the kind of song that Adult Alternative radio can—and should—own. - Direct Current

Ever since the Denver native began performing, Rob Drabkin has always had that Triple A Radio sound, that fits fine on KBCO and the like.

But with his latest album Little Steps Drabkin seems to be channeling the kings of Triple A Radio, as his latest effort is chock full of songs that could fit between Dave Matthews Band and Paul Simon plays on the air. Some songs, like “For You I Would Die” and “Little Steps,” are poppy enough to be radio station sing-alongs — BFJ - Marquee Magazine

Rob Drabkin has made impressive creative strides in the past few years, and the nine tracks on his new record show just how far he's come. With earnestness and originality, Drabkin thrives within stylistic excursions that range from driving folk rock to understated experiments with classical musicians. - Westword Magazine

"Drabkin's self-titled album has just the right 'sweet things' that push emerging artists into the national scene. The native Coloradan has climbed the proverbial singer/songwriter ladder to the
next level. And it's pretty damn impressive... Drabkin houses a honeyed, powerful voice... His melodic finger-picking and good balance of tunes ranging from rhythm guitar to folksy ditties displays his near-perfect guitar skills... He throws his all at this album, and it shows. If Drabkin keeps this up, he will shoot out of the local scene faster than the Fray."
-Colorado Daily (Boulder, CO)
- The Colorado Daily

“Playing to a sold-out crowd is one thing. But playing to a sold-out crowd on your birthday is something entirely different. Saturday was good to Rob Drabkin, who sold out the Soiled Dove Underground and he moved more than 300 tickets as the headliner…”
- Brian Carney, The Denver Post
- The Denver Post Online

"What sets Drabkin apart is his sizable talent as both a singer and guitarist. Lots of people can sing, and lots of people can play guitar, but very few people can blow an audience away with both at the same time. Those that can are now household names - John Mayer, Damien Rice, Dave Matthews. Drabkin is on this level. His crisp voice smoothly blankets his audience with an attentive comfort, and his ability to simultaneously execute complicated guitar riffs is enough to impress the most seasoned musician."
Jesse Walker, Colorado Music Buzz
- The Colorado Music Buzz

"Drabkin did it again… The five-song E.P. is a pleasant release to tide fans over for a while... The Denver resident has been exploding in the local scene for the past couple of years. His afro, coupled with his guitar and serene voice, is all the singer/songwriter really needs to make our town go round.”
-Chisty Fantz, The Colorado Daily
- The Colorado Daily

“Rob’s CD has a warm vocal style, loads o’ sincerity, and some really wonderful arrangements…” “He's both a nimble-fingered guitarist and beyond serviceable as a vocalist... All in all, Drabkin put together a fantastic evening.”
- Westword Magazine
- Westword Magazine

“Like Dave Matthews, Damien Rice, and/or Jack Johnson? Turn up those speakers and check out Rob Drabkin - an unbelievably talented guitarist and songwriter. Don't like those artists mentioned? Check out Rob anyway, he's worth it. Already a success in Denver, Rob has gigged with Tim Reynolds and was recently invited to play for former president Bill Clinton. Amie Street fans took to Rob's music immediately, and within 48 hours of posting his music, Rob's songs were bought almost 100 times, and REC'd 10 times.”
–David Farber, founder of Amie Street- an independent music download site.
- Amie Street