In Memory of Slain Innocents
Geo Ballentine – Acoustic Guitar Artist
Acoustic Blues Song | In Memory of Slain Innocents by Geo Ballentine | Free Download
Solo artist and sideman. Fingerstyle blues, folk, jazz, country. Play slide on National steel, lap steel, dobro, and Turbodiddley. Wide tonal palette -
Geo Ballentine is a Pittsburgh, PA music artist specializing in Acoustic Guitar, active on SoundClick since 2011. With over 80 original tracks available on SoundClick, the catalog spans acoustic guitar releases built for free streaming.
The catalog covers Rock, Electronic and Jazz, rooted in an acoustic guitar production style. Production relies on acoustic, vocals and synthesizer, giving the catalog a consistent sonic identity.
The catalog includes notable releases that highlight the artist's range and production quality. "Judah Bear" is an acoustic guitar production that charted at #20 on the SoundClick Acoustic Guitar chart. "Even Martians Get the Blues" is a standout acoustic guitar production that charted at #11 on the SoundClick Acoustic Guitar chart. "A Sunny Stroll mix 2" is a focused acoustic guitar production that charted at #14 on the SoundClick Acoustic Guitar chart.
Geo Ballentine offers free downloads on SoundClick, giving listeners and independent artists direct access to the catalog.
Geo Ballentine has generated 10.1K streams on SoundClick, earning 16 top-50 chart positions on SoundClick. Discover the full discography on SoundClick.
Independent artist Geo Ballentine drops "In Memory of Slain Innocents", an Acoustic Blues track on SoundClick. Featuring acoustic, fingerstyle and slide guitar, the production has a distinctive and cohesive sound. This track holds its own in the acoustic blues landscape — a confident, well-executed piece. It has reached number 3 on the main SoundClick Blues chart. Find more from Geo Ballentine on SoundClick, a platform built for independent music discovery.
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Minimalist magic. Really captures the pain, sadness, and tragedy of all those poor folks who die at he hand of the self righteous. Great patient delivery of notes on that ol' National whose tone brings it all home.