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That Music Show: Electric Poetry

Az Samad

12-Jun-13 01:59

That Music Show: Electric Poetry

Following the release of his second electric guitar album, Az Samad is pretty much one of the hottest guitarists in town now. Daryl talks to him about the album, In The Deep Night/Electric Poetry, venturing into electric guitars & his future plans.


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