DR. SEEMORE LOVE

 

Known on stages across the U.S. as Seemore "Dr, See" Love, Seemore is an Alkebulan-American mystic,  multi-genre, multi-instrumentalist, composer, producer, singer/songwriter, educator, and an individual of indigenous and diasporic origins.

 

Now a west-coast local, Dr. See received his Bachelor of Arts in Music with minor focuses in Education and Psychology in the Mid-West U.S.

 

Growing up in Oklahoma, the sounds of Western-swing, Red dirt, Country, Americana, First-Nation’s chants, Blues, Jazz, and Gospel are likened to childhood songs to which he says he will never forget, and what he credits as being the foundations of his true music education.  One of truly soulful perspective.  

 

Traveling the entire length of the Appalachian Trail in 2016 with only his backpack and violin, collecting field recordings and stories of music and the Alkebulan (Afrikan)  influence in Appalachian folk music has inspired a deeper love of the traditions of Folk music.

 

Seemore Love uniquely blends the pastly present sounds of ancestral knowledge and wisdom with the current age of sound technology, and the spiritual gusto of Afro-Futurism to create a truly sincere and one-of-a-kind sound experience.

 

Often called a "musician's musician" for his awe inspiring ability to improvise flawlessly and seamlessly across a myriad of instruments and to any music he hears, Dr. See has performed and shared stages with artists such as:

 

Hannah Mayree, Dorothy "Miss Blues" Ellis, Youssoupha Sidibe, Stoney LaRue

Jason Aldean, RC and the Gritz (Erykah Badu's Band), Nowello, Jason Webley, Naiya Izumi, Kix Brooks (Brooks and Dunn), Robert Randolph and the Family Band, The Lumineers, Micky Mayhem, Joe Settlemeir (Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys), Darla Z, Niknos Band, Kylie Morgan Band ...and many more and counting!!

 

Seemore has also performed at venues and arenas such as:

 

Epcot Center (Disney World), The Coca Cola Center in Alabama, The Orange Bowl, The Rose Bowl, The Alamo Bowl, Oklahoma Museum of Arts, Oklahoma Black History Museum of Performing Arts Center, Hallowed Halls Recording Studio, Tulsa Jazz and Blues Hall of Fame, Beloved Festival, Oregon Country Fair, , Bhakti Festival, Soul Shine Festival, Paseo Arts Festival, Jazz in June Festival, NW Reggae Festival ...and so many more and counting!

 

 

Seemore's  current projects include: 

 

--Basic Life Support education for families and communities (Led by Dr. See, an American Heart Association certified instructor)

--The Black Banjo Reclamation Project created by Hannah Mayree

--Seng Songs --A collaboration with Cimarron-Maz collective

--Divine Thrive Realm - grief support by Rhythm Maat

--Land Sovereignty for Indigenous and People of Color

--Climbing trees and learning about forestry

--Planting trees and learning about farming, agriculture, and forestry

--Meeting new friends, and strengthening the ties of old friendships

--Writing a children's book

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