Greg Amici: Sixteen Years Away From Music and the Comeback After
Singer-songwriter Greg Amici (Big Honey, Tragicomic) on the vocal polyp that ended his band, sixteen years in film, coming back on his own dime with no expectations, and the advice he’d give any young artist: stay independent; control is a big deal.
Episode 024 – Greg Amici | MAKE // BREAK
Greg Amici is a singer-songwriter with one of music’s stranger comeback arcs — fronting NYC’s Big Honey until a vocal polyp ended it, then sixteen years of screenwriting and acting before his debut solo album Tragicomic arrived on Magic Door in 2025. He joins Lance Marwood on MAKE // BREAK to talk about the 1983 rejection letter that told him he’d make it, the surgery that turned out to be nothing after months of silence, why he hires people for what he can’t do, and the freedom of making music with no expectations left. Dare to fail, control what you can, and if you can’t not do it, keep going.
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