Artist description Acoustic rock and roll, built on a solid blues background and filled in with broken hearts, lost dreams and inward monologue. Recorded lofi on a computer, Terence Sings the Hits is the adventure of growing up. The ealiest songs (Tonight) are from Terence's last year of high school, while newer songs ('This Town', 'The Meaning of Home') reflect growth and change and moving away to college, the shifting of relationships and the loss of the traditional idea known as home. Terence is, if nothing else, just trying to say what its like growing up and trying to write music. Its not fancy, but they are honest songs documenting a life.

Music Style Acoustic Rock and Roll

Musical Influences punk rock, rock and roll, folk

Similar Artists Onelinedrawing, Mountain Goats

Artist History While playing bass in Boston's rock and roll macine MU, Kenny Reichel moved to college at Penn State and started writing and recording his own songs as an ongoing project. His first song, "Tonight" started as a eulogy to a lost schoolmate and became an outlet for feelings of inadequacy and loss. Songs kept coming out from him, dealing with a fear of what lay ahead as he went to college ('The Basement is Filled to the Brim') and the importance of friends ('Angels in Hell'). His newer songs ('This Town' and 'The Meaning of Home') show a maturation of theme and technique. Reichel is currently working on finishing up and finalizing 11 or 12 songs for his first release, entitled "When You Wake Up I'll Be Gone". Look for it soon.

Group Members Kenny Reichel - lead guitar, rhythm guitar, bass, melodica, harmonica, vocals, words & music.

Instruments Guitar

Location State College, Pennsylvania - USA

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