Artist description Alan Motley - (24) Put on this Earth Sep 6th, 1979

Music Style Complicated melodies

Musical Influences Rain Drops, Sex, Depression, Obsession

Similar Artists Beattles, Radiohead, Coldplay

Artist History Alan Motley is undeniably the best thing since sliced bread and microwave ovens. Listening to his hypnotic melodies and crisp individual vocal sensibility will keep you begging for more. Created from two eccentric intensely talented artists, Alan's distinctive focus is fueled by his ability to absorb all sounds around him and thrust them into 3 to 5 minute sessions of his obsession with melody and harmony. A style his own though he shares with rock, jazz, and heavy folk influences bring about a happy medium of intelligent, confident, and raw drive. As a producer in the Seattle scene, Alan has worked with many artists providing musical guidance and his engineering prowess. All of his albums so far have been self-produced and engineered. He even provided all instrumentation and vocals. These albums include "Improvisations" which was a jazz piano instrumental and "Superautomatic" a rock EP. When thinking of band names that would exemplify the qualities that Alan and his project would bring to the table, AMP provides a base from which his expressions may be formed. At only 23, Alan continually grows as a musician and writer. Though he might be an old soul, there will undoubtedly be many years of great tracks to come. This is a guy surely to become one of those few talented songwriters never forgotten. Currently Alan is in the process of partnering on a studio venture and record label in the area. More info can be found at ventstudios.com. Also am working on a full length with two new band members.

Group Members 3

Instruments Guitar, Piano, Bass, Drums, & Organ

Albums Improvisations, Superautomatic, Roadmap

Additional Info Likes long walks on the beach and breakfast in bed.

Location Seattle, Washington - USA

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