Artist description Kevin,29, is a singer/songwriter originally from Allen, Oklahoma. He comes from a traditional country background, but has influences from many different music genres which are evident in his music. His songs deal with everyday life and have a special way of connecting with people. From sad to happy or upbeat to a slow ballad, Kevin's music can create a mood with a voice that can do the same. He is a well rounded artist with a great feel for writing country songs, and singing them.

Music Style Country

Musical Influences Merle Haggard, Alan Jackson,George Strait,Steve Earle

Artist History "You Ain't Seen Anything" is Kevin's debut album from Apex Records. 10 of the 12 songs on the album are written or co-written by Kevin. By collaborating with some of Nashville's best songwriters, he has produced a great album that is a must have. Althoug this is his first album, he has been writing and performing for several years. Kevin started out in local clubs in Oklahoma. After that, he spent three years in Nashville developing his songwriting skills, and now resides in Houston, Texas, and is currently appearing in clubs in the Houston area. The son of a musician, Kevin has been around country music most of his life. His album covers everything from traditional country to hard driving honky tonk. Until you've heard "You Ain't Seen Anything", you ain't heard nothing!

Instruments Guitar

Albums You Ain't Seen Anything (Apex Records)

Press Reviews Radio Airtime that the CD has received- Young Country KIKK 95.7FM Artist spotlight(Houston), KSTAR Country 103.7FM (Conroe,TX), KBRZ 1460AM (Brazoria,TX),KADA 99.3FM (Ada,OK), KYKC 100.1FM (Ada,OK), KKAJ 95.7FM (Ardmore,OK), KNOR AM (Norman,OK), STEREO 947 (Victoria,Australia)

Additional Info Full length 12 song CD

Location San Antonio, TX - USA

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