Artistic Wax
When first listening to some of Ians work its not out of the ordinary to be confused. The best way to listen to Ians music is to free your mind from wordly issues that clog your perception, and become immersed in the statement hes making. Ian's lyrics are abstract and may be hard to make sence of. Its best to create your own interpretation. Above all Ian wants his music to inspire, whatever that may mean to you.Have you performed in front of an audience?Ian perforns at coffe shops.
Your musical influences
They Might Be Giants, Ginsberg, Meryn Cadell, Barenaked Laides, Counting CrowsWhat equipment do you use?
Banjo, Accordian, Keyboard, Acoustic and Electric Guitars, Upright Bass, Electric Bass, Electric and Acoustic Drums,percussion.Anything else?
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Hello “Artistic Wax” I listen to both of your songs in particular “Annie” loved the groove, been a bass player I really enjoyed the bass line and the spoken rap fussing the whole thing together. The Niagara Falls National History Museum has a great progression it stared to grow on me towards the second half of the song. Keep up the hard work and upload some more songs we will Be checking you out often. Carmelo Suicidal Poets