GHOST WITH THE MOST...MARSHMALLOWS

Much like Earth’s David Bowie, Prickley Pete saw himself change personas multiple times over his historic, and still-continuing, career. His first album featured a more playful, stripped-down version of the artist, bearing it all for the cover itself. Within, the haunting melodies of the Bossa Nova, Lounge, and Bar Room Antic genres melded with the universe’s first taste of his playful and hip-shaking foundation. Self-described as a “blobby spirit from beyond,” Prickley Pete was the energetic ghost of a once-talented musician, his aura reborn into a marshmallow-based body that defied physics and logic. However, his fan base, and his critics, immediately saw past his unexplainable appearance and took to his beats with the ferocity of hungry campers who were denied sugary treats. A prolific artist in his own right, his 37 albums, and counting, have ranged from sea shanties to western folklore to fantasy epics.