Trace Bundy - "Missile Bell". Live in Shovel Studios

I wrote the song Missile Bell after visiting some remote villages in Guatemala & El Salvador with the organization Agros.org. We heard the story of a group of villagers that got caught in the middle of a harsh civil war, and fled as refugees. Years later, they returned to rebuild their village, and in the process, they decided to use a missile casing as their church bell. It was a brave symbolic act to take a traumatic part of their past and transform it into something beautiful.
That story has been powerful in shaping my thoughts on hope and redemption, and my belief that love is always stronger than fear.
Stay tuned for an upcoming mini-documentary about the story behind Missile Bell.
Directed by Taylor Moulton - www.TSMoulton.com
Filmed on September 24, 2018 - Shovel Studios, Lafayette, CO
Audio recorded and mixed by Chris Coleman
www.TraceBundy.com

[@Barnacules]

I want to see this guy live.

[@christopherjanes1356]

Totally worth it. Energy is amazing.

[@patmccarthy3106]

I got to see Trace perform this at the Boulder Theater last month. Lucky enough to have scored a front row seat. Still in awe......................

[@spencerjames8989]

I've learned his song "Communion" which I love playing. Now I've got to learn this one!

[@SatiraElel]

Thanks, I was confused by the title Missile Bell before. What a romantic story! Trace Bundy is a talented guitarist!!! I love this tune very much, I will sacrifice a 变调夹 to learn to play this song.

[@GurkanKrkgoz]

It felt so chilling to listen to this piece at 12 am mate, thank you for that :)

[@Phillipharding-d5n]

Amazing

[@nicksonbina3431]

Thank you very much Trace you inspire me to play guitar even though i was very bad at the biggining but your song inspire me and made to not give up on becoming a mucisian.Also after hearing your story made me realise that even if i am poor if i have the spirit of going forward and not give i will become a good mucisian thank you very much for your inspiration.

[@Daysra]

Beautiful.

[@jzlago]

Yesss a new upload by the acoustic ninja! Amazing as always!

[@vancopavlevski4455]

Awesomeeeee !!! YEEEY Trace :)

[@DianeLee999]

A truly beautiful piece with an ambivalent emotional trail to follow. Thank you for including the story of your inspiration. It explains the trail...

[@maed2193]

Just beautiful greetings from Mexico :D

[@alexissmith4105]

Absolutely beautiful. So much technique fit into one song, amazing!

[@WilliamJacksonwillowox]

Superb technique

[@StephenLi]

Incredible!!

[@AccountingInstruction]

Thank you

[@JasonZimmerman1980]

Great tune, Trace! Hope you're doing well.

[@fdownes1]

That was brilliant Trace. Looking forward to the mini-documentary.

[@rockylou8510]

Like the past you performed, always Great

[@Ludal078]

magic ....

[@YashG]

Very nice

[@Elfnips]

Thank you.

[@Jalpow]

Awesome. Come back to AUS next tour, would love to see you in Melbourne again.

[@ImTheLuckyOne]

awesome

[@ajtxander]

I alway love to hear and watch you play.

[@ajtxander]

If you ever make it up to Alaska, please announce it here. I would love to see you in concert!

[@gmb12philly88]

Wow

[@marceloh.deangeli1109]

Muito bom! 😁

[@azzajohnson2123]

Beautiful work! Giving Jon Grom a run for his money with moving capo’s

[@bulbulce]

this play styles are especially applied on the Turkish instrument "bağlama", which is called "şelpe" and arpeggio. it is very interesting that you try it on guitar👍

[@loringray8170]

What type of Capos are those??

[@rupeshswain6517]

Soup erb