Joe Romersa is best known amongst his peers as a skilled drummer. He has both toured and worked as a session player. His unique drumming style goes beyond the driving backbeat that is the soul of music. His drumming transcends the expectations of the listener, delivering an artful mix of rhythm and harmony within the beat. His versatile style has found him drumming for industry greats including John Prine, Carlene Carter, Marc Tanner, Howie Epstein and at a private session with Bob Dylan to name a few.

Amongst his fans, Joe is known for his songwriting talent and his smoky baritone, ala Leonard Cohen. The early 1990’s found him working the L.A. music scene as the frontman for the popular Soy Cowboy including local radio airplay and the band charting in Britain.

Silent Hill fans were soon introduced to him as the songwriter and voice for a number of songs including “Hometown” and “Cradle of the Forest.”

His recent album release Enough finds him behind the mic once again. This time with original songs and music that reflect his “reaction to the current state of the world: equal parts surrealist humor and heartfelt wail.” (Brian Chidester)