Bob Hillman

<a href="spotify:artist:73bFiugWT1UUB3p5dzXVJi" data-name="Bob Hillman">Bob Hillman</a>, a San Francisco singer/songwriter, is navigating the second act of a career that began in the late 1990s, flourished in the early 00s, survived ten years of “real jobs,” and resumed in 2016 with the <a href="spotify:artist:771bZ8ZHkvOqkI7baL68X3" data-name="Peter Case">Peter Case</a>-produced Lost Soul. His latest project, Downtown in the Rain, is mostly acoustic and built around slide guitarist Greg Leisz. Other recent releases include a “noise folk&#34; collaboration with guitarist Gerry Leonard and a COVID EP called Inside &amp; Terrified in 2020. In the early 00s, his music connected with <a href="spotify:artist:3X0tJzVYoWlfjLYI0Ridsw" data-name="Suzanne Vega">Suzanne Vega</a>, who invited him to open her <a href="spotify:album:4FtMqhjoGckW8b5lZkvLXF" data-name="Songs In Red And Gray">Songs In Red And Gray</a> tour in the U.S. and Europe. More recently, <a href="spotify:artist:59zdhVoWxSoHMc74n098Re" data-name="David Crosby">David Crosby</a> re-tweeted a demo of Cocaine Ruins Everything: “Great song...very very good...well done.”