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Harry Pyle Schaghticoke, New York
Harry Pyle is a musician from the capital region of New York. It's mostly instrumental music that ranges from electronic dance music to rock and metal, Live performances are done with pre-recorded drum, bass, guitar and synth tracks and most often plays an accordion live. The amount of original songs number in the hundreds, so each live performance is different each time. ... more
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