First released in 1996 on CD only by Dream Circle Records.
Reissued on CD, LP and Digital in 2024 by Border Town Sound.
AVAILABLE ON VINYL AND LIMITED EDITION 2CD

After fronting L.A. rock band Riverdogs (who released their critically acclaimed debut album in 1990 on Epic Records), Lamothe went solo with his debut album ‘Gravity’. The album introduced a more introspective side to Lamothe’s songwriting, exploring a depth of emotions, from sorrow, to love, to pain, to hope; a poignant reflection of the human experience. Showcasing his talents as a truly versatile singer-songwriter and storyteller, Lamothe infuses ‘Gravity’ with blues, folk, and Americana to create a sonic journey of ethereal highs to raw, soul-stirring lows.

‘Gravity’ was written and recorded in the summer of 1994, after returning to Los Angeles from a 30-date European tour with Riverdogs. Writing and recording ‘Gravity’ was medicine, as Rob left longtime musical collaborators in Southern California and moved to Canada, to be near his sons. Arriving in Hamilton, Ontario, he camped out in hotels and basements, carrying his acoustic guitar into any open mic or jam session he could find. Before long, he was meeting and making music with local but world-class musicians, many of whom played and sung on ‘Gravity’.

Produced by Rob Lamothe.
Recorded by Glen Marshall, Christian Hollingshead, Robin Aube, Nick Brophy and Rob Lamothe.
Mixed by Glen Marshall and Robin Aube.
Mastered by Paul Intson and Helge Have.
Art Direction by Frances Porter.
Mural by Christine Leakey.