About.
A true Renaissance man of modern folk, rock, and blues, Pete Campbell is more than a singer-songwriter and recording artist—he’s a storyteller whose lyrics are as rich as the life he leads. When he’s not on stage or in the recording studio, the avid outdoorsman can be found deep in the woods, tending to his beloved maple syrup farm, handcrafting exotic wood guitars, chasing waves on a Boston Whaler, or jumping the occasional bonfire on a BMX dirt bike motorcycle.
Beyond his music and love for adventure, Pete's heart beats for giving back to his community; his philanthropic efforts have supported conservation projects and music education, proving that his artistry extends far beyond the strings of his weathered guitar.
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In 2024, Factory Films released a biopic documentary about "Farmer Pete" and his love of maple sugaring entitled "Sugar Maker" which was screened several independent film festivals including the Ridgefield Independent Film Festival, the Bridgeport Film Festival and the Norwalk, CT. "Sugar Maker" was directed by Ethan Isaac, with cinematography by Bill Fitzgerald.
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In 2025, Pilot Light Records released Pete Campbell's "The EP" consisting of 5 original songs, including his "folk rock party anthem," "What to Say," with lyrical reflections of night spun very out of control.
His next single "World on Fire," will venture into a darker blues rock sound than listeners will have experienced in his earlier recordings. It will reveal an artist whose sound is in constant musical evolution, unbound by any single genre, only by his own true heart and imagination.
