Eric Krasno Has Found His Own Voice

The Takeaway | Jul 22, 2016

Grammy-winning artist Eric Krasno has spent 20 years in the music industry. He's the guitar player for Soulive, Lettuce, and has played with and written for The Rolling Stones, The Roots, Norah Jones, 50 Cent, Talib Kweli, and Aaron Neville, just to name a few.

Now, Krasno is out with a solo album, "Blood from a Stone," which was released earlier this month. He talks to us about his creative process and discovering his own voice.

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