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solo artist: composing in the bedroom studio enviornment.
urban electronic folk music for entertainment.
computer ,music software electronic guitars (variax and roland VG-8 )
urban electronic folk music for entertainment.
computer ,music software electronic guitars (variax and roland VG-8 )
Why this name?
serendipity.
the name was arrived at through the reverse process of elimination. it was the first and last name chosen to work.
the name was arrived at through the reverse process of elimination. it was the first and last name chosen to work.
Do you play live?
not any more. nowhere . not having to move equipment loading unloading dealing with booking agents club managers bad sound systems, not getting paid,all contribute to a victorious feeling ,a grand moment when I realized "I don't have to do this anymorehaven't a clue ."
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
dunno really . don't really care if or how, just as long as I can hear the music of others and be heard.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
no, sorry. their not buy at this time
Band History:
checker. typical solo artist in a bedroom studio
search for a comfortable chair.
search for a comfortable chair.
Your influences?
Captain Beefheart Frank Zappa Mississippi Fred Mcdoerll, Sonn House, Howling Wolf John Hammond Jr.,
Willie Dixon, Throbbing Gristle Flipper the Melvins
Willie Dixon, Throbbing Gristle Flipper the Melvins
Favorite spot?
Hurricane Point California
Equipment used:
Electric, Acoustic
Anything else...?
art seems to be the striving to entertain ones self through doing. It's the process that really makes it.