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BAMIL is a Puerto Rican Award winning singer-songwriter, musician, engineer and record producer. His work expand from Pop, Rock, Latin, Instrumental and Jazz. I'm a Puerto Rican award, multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter, engineer and record producer. ASCAP Member since 2001. My work can be found on the award winning productions with smooth jazz 'Elements 119', hard rock 'Buildings, Roads + Minds', lots of music collaborations and in my solo works. My Genres goes from Pop, Rock, Jazz, La...
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My musicality ranges most genres; I enjoy going to clubs researching rhythms that make people dance and sing & watching movies to hear how sound creates emotion I started off playing the guitar when I was 13 because my older brother bought a guitar. I started playing a lot of Spanish flamenco because I watched Once Upon A Time In Mexico and Antonio Banderas played a new hand made guitar in one of the opening sequences of the movie. From there, I got introduced to Jack Johnson and the people...
I tend towards blues based material, though not really standard blues. I suppose blues-rock or blues-country would be closer. I compose my own material and I Welcome to the home recording area known for Anderson Lake Blues Project. It is a home recording outlet for an old guitar hack. It is largely pushed original work where I play every part. Listen at your own risk.
My musicality ranges most genres; I enjoy going to clubs researching rhythms that make people dance and sing & watching movies to hear how sound creates emotion I started off playing the guitar when I was 13 because my older brother bought a guitar. I started playing a lot of Spanish flamenco because I watched Once Upon A Time In Mexico and Antonio Banderas played a new hand made guitar in one of the opening sequences of the movie. From there, I got introduced to Jack Johnson and the people...
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