Acclaimed musician educator motivational speaker and lifelong artist Craig Redmond proudly announces the release of his deeply personal autobiography, Everything Bad Doesn’t Happen in the Hood, a moving and inspirational account of perseverance faith and overcoming life’s greatest challenges.
In this powerful memoir, Redmond opens the door to his life journey growing up in Paterson New Jersey, sharing the realities of his upbringing, the trials he endured within the school system as a classified student, and the obstacles he faced on his path to becoming an accomplished musician and community leader. The book also courageously recounts one of the most traumatic moments of his life being brutally attacked as an adult while in Pennsylvania and the strength it took to rise above the pain.
More than a life story, Everything Bad Doesn’t Happen in the Hood delivers a message of hope empowerment and unwavering faith.
“I want to encourage and empower someone to keep pushing forward no matter what trials they may go through. Put God first and never give up,” says Redmond.
With over 40 years dedicated to the arts, Craig Redmond has built an extraordinary career as a drummer singer songwriter actor painter and educator. His band C Dreams has performed throughout the Tri State area at festivals street fairs and private events, captivating audiences with an eclectic blend of Gospel Jazz R and B Rock and Roll Reggae and Latin influences.
Throughout his remarkable career, Redmond has shared stages with celebrated artists including George Benson Angie Stone Tevin Campbell and The Clark Sisters and was blessed to serve as lighting technician for Bruce Springsteen in 1987. His work extends far beyond performance, having served as Band Director for John F Kennedy High School Eastside High School and currently Public School 20 in Paterson New Jersey.
A passionate advocate for youth and the arts, Redmond also founded a free annual Drum Clinic Workshop, now entering its 29th year, continuing his legacy of inspiring and uplifting future generations.
At its core, this autobiography speaks directly to anyone facing adversity, particularly those navigating the complexities of identity race and personal struggle in America. Born from his own life experiences as a Black man overcoming hardship, the book stands as a testament to resilience purpose and faith.
Everything Bad Doesn’t Happen in the Hood is now available.
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Global Book Network – Craig Redmond, Author of Everything Bad Doesn’t Happen In The Hood
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