Dave Molter Short Bio
An accomplished veteran of the Pittsburgh, Midwest and East Coast music scenes since 1965, Dave Molter counts The Beatles as his primary influence.
"Foolish Heart," Dave's debut EP, has produced four No. 1 singles since its release in September 2019. Dave's sixth single, "Oh Woman, Don't You Cry," debuted at #1 in the UK three days after its release in December 2019. The songs on "Foolish Heart" are an eclectic mix of styles reflecting the varied influences Dave listened to while growing up in the Sixties as well as the influences of world music, reggae, prog rock, psychedelia, Phil Spector, Brian Wilson, Peter Gabriel and many others.
Wrapping up a phenomenally successful year since the release of his debut EP, Dave has released his eighth single.
“(Really Nothin’ New) Under the Sun” is a swampy, funky old-school rocker. It was recorded in Pittsburgh, PA, at Albey Road Studios and was produced and engineered by Al Snyder (www.alsnydermusic.com.)
Dave’s current plans are to release an EP by the end of 2020 with more EPs to follow in 2021. Songs will run the gamut from Sixties pop rock to dramatic, heavily textured tour de forces that would be at home on Seventies AOR. As on “Foolish Heart,” most of the songs will revolve around the subject of love in all its diverse guises.
Says Dave: “I’m still blown away by the response from listeners to the songs on “Foolish Heart.” I’ve heard from fans and deejays all over the world, and it’s gratifying to know that we share a common belief in the power of love expressed through music.
“John Lennon said it best in 1967: ‘All you need is love!” I still believe it!”

Featured Artist of December 20, 2020
With the Song: Where Is Christmas?

Artist's Biography

December 25, 2020, will be a holiday unlike any other in our lifetimes. With COVID-19 social distancing protocols in place, many families will not be able to gather for traditional yuletide celebrations. It's tough to be apart at the holidays in any year, but "Where Is Christmas" has special poignancy in 2020.

Dave Molter is a veteran performer from Pittsburgh who has had five #1 indie radio hits worldwide since his debut EP, “Foolish Heart,” was released in September 2019. Al Snyder is a seasoned, versatile Pittsburgh musician and producer as well as a performer and songwriter with #1 and Top 10 hits by Alabama, Hank Williams Jr., Don Williams, Kenny Rogers, The Oak Ridge Boys and others to his credit. In October 2020, Al released his own debut CD, “Rainy Afternoon.”

Featured Artist of November 22, 2019
With the EP: Foolish Heart

"Foolish Heart” is the first EP release by Dave Molter. Produced by multi-instrumentalist Buddy Hall at Diversity Studio in Pittsburgh, the "Foolish Heart" EP contains Dave's first four singles — "Mid-Century Man," "Be the Sunshine," and "Fading Away" and "Foolish Heart" plus a throwback to 1964, "Tell Me That You Love Me."
For a limited time, if you purchase the “Foolish Heart” EP, will receive a $3 discount on the purchase of the full “Mid-Century Man” CD, which is scheduled for release in early 2020.

Featured Artist of June 30, 2019
with the song: Fading Away

An accomplished veteran of the Pittsburgh, Midwest and East Coast music scenes since 1965, multi-instrumentalist Dave Molter counts The Beatles as his primary influence. His first CD of original material, “Mid-Century Man,” will be released in late 2019.
The songs on the "Mid-Century Man" CD will be an eclectic mix of styles reflecting the varied influences Dave listened to while growing up in the Sixties as well as world music, reggae, prog rock, psychedelia, Phil Spector, Brian Wilson, Peter Gabriel and many others.
Dave views "Mid-Century Man" as a vehicle to spread a positive message about the power of love in today's world. The songs have the unifying theme of love — as Dave sings in "Mid-Century Man" — "an emotion we don't have enough of."
Says Dave, "John Lennon said it best in 1968: 'All you need is love.' I still believe it."
Website: www.davemoltermusic.com
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Featured Artist of October 30, 2018
with the song: Mid-Century Man

An accomplished veteran of the Pittsburgh, MIdwest and East Coast music scenes since 1965, Dave counts The Beatles as his primary influence. He is currently working on a CD of original material , called "Mid-Century Man," to be released in late summer 2019.
The songs on the "Mid-Century Man" CD will be an eclectic mix of styles
reflecting the varied influences Dave listened to while growing up in the Sixties as well as world music, reggae, prog rock, psychedelia, Phil Spector, Brian Wilson, Peter Gabriel and many others.
Recorded in Pittsburgh, PA., "Mid-Century Man" is produced and engineered by multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter Buddy Hall. The songs feature contributions from heavy-hitting, nationally known musicians such as guitarist and composer Steve Dudas, who played with Ringo Starr and The Roundheads for more than a decade and continues to record and write with the former Beatle.
Virtuoso guitarist Reb Beach of Whitesnake and Winger and drummer Tommy Compton (Johnny Winter, Ten Years After) also appear.
Dave views "Mid-Century Man" as a vehicle to spread a positive message about the power of love in today's world. The songs have the unifying theme of love -- as Dave sings in "Mid-Century Man" -- "an emotion we don't have enough of."
Says Dave, "It's all in there: first love; love lost; love squandered; love regained; stupid love; funny love; love unrequited; love that makes you want to scream from the rooftops. Love that makes you kick furniture. I mean ... doesn't everyone?
"John Lennon said it best: 'All you need is love.' I still believe it."
More at: http://www.davemoltermusic.com/

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