David Haerle Los Angeles, California
David Haerle’s 'Garden of Edendale' is a powerful and often tender collection of songs that takes the listener on a road trip through one man’s life. David shines a light on past experiences, transforms nostalgia into beauty and welds guitar-driven rock to a shimmering California sound. 'Garden of Edendale' is a love story: love of Rock ‘N’ Roll, love of incredible people, and love of home. ... more
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