Roman Ruins New Orleans, Louisiana
Roman Ruins (aka Graham Hill; born Sept 11, 1980) is a composer and musician based out of New Orleans. Hill was born on an intentional community in rural West Virginia, founded by artists and musicians. Hill's father is the house bassist for NPR's Mountain Stage. Hill has toured and recorded as a drummer with bands Beach House and Papercuts. He is a licensed architect, husband, and father of two. ... more
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