VELCRO MARY

Denver based blog, Queen City Sounds And Art wrote an excellent review of "Molly":

“Molly” by Velcro Mary is a Tender Ballad to a Relationship Gone Awry

Velcroy Mary may be “the only band in North Carolina that…

My Nguyen over at Stars and Celebs reviewed "Molly":

One man band Jason Erb embraces the DIY attitude on his solo endeavor Velcro Mary.  A project that pays tribute to 90’s bands, Erb commandeers all the instruments himself…

START-TRACK is a daily music blog out of Bratislava, Slovakia run by Filip Zemčík, head of Z Tapes and United Cassettes.  Here's what they had to say about "Molly":

I always find interesting to know the location from…

"Reason To Live" was played on the May 14th (my birthday!) episode of Brutha Voodoo's Playlist Obscura, broadcast on SHMUfm 99.8fm out of Aberdeen in the UK.  Click here to listen to the entire episode.

I recently asked the subscribers on my mailing list what service they use to stream music.  I thought this would be valuable data, that would get me one step closer to my ultimate goal:  taking over the world.  Here's what…

Thank you to Andy John Mendosa from Brooklyn's Left Bank Magazine for reviewing "Rainbow Lasers."  Here's what he had to say:

North Carolina’s Velcro Mary have released their self-described “disco meets hair metal” track, “Rainbow Lasers.” Instrumentally,…

Thanks again to Divakar at 106.5 The End, for playing "Jingle Bells" for the sixth year in a row!  It's a holiday tradition by now.  Thanks again, and Mary Christmas!

December is here, and with it comes another Velcro Mary Christmas single.  This year I've covered the holiday standard, "Up On The Housetop."  Additionally, all of my Xmas singles have been added to the Official…

I am happy to announce that my album Time Capsule Garbage Chute is now available on my website, Bandcamp, and Spotify.  Please enjoy.

I am ecstatic to reveal that Pandora has added the majority of the Velcro Mary discography to their streaming platform. If you use Pandora, take my station for a spin.  Your delicious user data will feed their hungry algorithms.

Divakar played "Fifth Of July" on last night's episode of Underexposed.  I love that guy.

"Flight Risk" is another song recorded with my 3-string fretless cigar box guitar.  This time I plugged it in for a dirtier tone.  I added some percussive flavor to the song with an instrument called the vibraslap, which is designed…