Kevin B.

I am still in highschool, i am terrified of cubicles, i would prefer long kayaks along a beach, rather than a walk on it, i think that verbing tends to weird language, and i am not much of a shameless self-promoter.

the truth is that i play music to feel, it is the same reason why i act, and why i write. emotion is the only currency i can deal in. this is a problem when i try to explain to people what kind of music i like. i tend not to choose based on artist or genre, the music needs to have feeling. for instance, i loathe all but two of Chicago's songs, but only because those two (the least sappy, as well) are the most earnest out of all of theirs.

I sing, play trombone, piano, various recorder-like insturments, and do not do any at a level that could get me, say, a full ride scholarship at berklee. i am working on getting better at piano, and it is working so far, though the lack of a real piano doesn't help. i am a better singer than i am an insturmentalist, however, and i have a fondness for sinatra and other similar musics.