1 year ago

This is a short clip of the amazing concert from our buddy MATT SASSANO! A must see if he is in your area.

Also, don’t forget to check out Inspiring How UC That on our other platforms:
Website links: www.IHUCT.org
www.inspiringhowucthat.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/inspiringhowUCthat
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/inspiringhowucthat/
Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-2741260
E-mail: inspiringhowucthat@gmail.com

To find out more about Matt Sassano, follow him online at:
https://www.mattsassano.com/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiltarVRdDuXeD9P9HaIk5A/featured
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MattSassanoMusic
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mattsassanomusic/
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/57qdENESO67xX6tvTXTLtk

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Biographical information on Matt Sassano from his website (https://www.mattsassano.com/bio):

Matt Sassano’s music is unlike anything you’ve ever heard before, and with good reason: Matt’s life experience has encompassed intense personal difficulty paired with a unique musical resume spanning a wide range of genres. The result is rock-meets-EDM eclecticism paired with insightful lyrics, breaking down barriers to connect with fellow underdogs and overcomers.

As a solo artist, Matt Sassano released his debut album Transcend in 2019, as well as his own unique spin on Skillet’s megahit “Monster.” 2020 sees him following up with a set of singles led by “Enough,” a track Matt describes as “an anthem for anyone who has suffered through a cycle of broken relationships and has trouble feeling like they are enough.”

But Matt’s musical history goes back much farther than his solo work, all the way into a childhood spent as a pastor’s son in smalltown New York. His mother played piano and saxophone, which Matt recalls as an early influence towards making music. Matt’s childhood brought other influences as well: his father’s secret anger issues were often taken out on him, and witnessing the split of both his parents’ marriage and the church they were a part of forced him to face the realities of human brokenness early. “I spent many years finding myself, trying to understand what was true, what I believed and who I wanted to be,” Matt recalls.

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