Hudson Music Releases – Invisible Rhythms: Michael Shrieve on Staying Curious, Creative, and Inspired for the Long Game

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A Guide to Staying Curious and Creative for the Long Game by Rock & Roll Hall of Fame drummer Michael Shrieve.

Invisible Rhythms, by Michael Shrieve, is a guide for anyone who feels “wired different”—the musicians, entrepreneurs, artists, and creators who hear frequencies others miss. It’s about recognizing the signal before you can explain it. Protecting your curiosity when success tries to turn it into a cage. Through vivid stories—from all-night studio sessions to Woodstock, and collaborations across jazz, world, electronic, and ambient music—Shrieve reveals the invisible framework that holds a creative life together. This isn’t a book about achievement. It’s about building a life resonant enough to last decades.

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“Michael shares his insight about the creative process and making decisions that affect your creative path. A must read for anyone that creates- music, art, poetry….
I couldn’t put it down. Highly recommended!”

Rob Wallis – Hudson Music, Founder

After six decades creating alongside some of the greatest musicians of our time, Michael Shrieve shares the principles that have kept him curious long after fame, success, and expectation could have become a cage. Invisible Rhythms explores how to trust your own creative compass, embrace reinvention, and continue growing through every stage of life.

Michael Shrieve is a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame drummer, composer, and visual artist. His performance with Santana at Woodstock remains one of the most iconic moments in music history. Over six decades, he has collaborated with rock legends, jazz masters, world and electronic music pioneers, ambient composers, and experimental visionaries. Today he continues to explore new creative frontiers at the intersection of music, visual art, and emerging technology—proof that the long game is always worth playing.

eBook | 132 pages
Hardcover Book | 155 pages
Softcover Book | 142 pages

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