Artist description good. acoustic. music. (and there's some other stuff too)

Music Style rock, alternative rock, and alot of just plain acoustic music

Musical Influences eve 6, guster, john mayer, radiohead

Artist History Alright, so I (Kyle De Young) am the one setting up this site, but the music does not go entirely to my credit. A long, long time ago (1997 to be exact), a band was formed by four guys in high school with little more than a dream. Yeah, anyway it consisted of me (Kyle De Young), Justin Messerschmidt, Adam Oberman, and Jeff Gargas. We called ourselves Track 5. We put a demo CD together with four songs on it. The disc is straight and to the point. We're proud of it. It was recorded in the summer of '99. Then three of us went to college (Adam is graduating high school this year). So, that was that. In the summer of 2001 I recorded an all acoustic album of six songs under the alias of Karlos because I didn't like the way my name looked printed out. The CD was entitled "Sing." I had some help recording it. Justin of Track 5 joined me on "somewhere else" and "13" on guitar, Jeff Gargas (now of Remedy)played bongos on "drama," and Michael Reeb of Seventy Two Others played the djembe on "13." Although many of the recordings could still use some polishing, I was pleased with the results. Now, I am using my real name and playing alone because I have no friends. However, I am enjoying myself, so that's good.

Group Members Kyle De Young (Track 5, Karlos) - vocals, guitar, piano -------------------------- Justin Messerschmidt (Track 5, and kind of Karlos) - guitar, vocals --------- Adam Oberman (Track 5, and "I'm done") - bass, drums ----------------------- Jeff Gargas (Track 5, and "drama") - drums, percussion -----------------------

Instruments Moslty acoustic guitar in the newer stuff, but there's some electric on there, bass guitar, drums, hand drums, piano, and vocal chords

Albums Track 5 (self-titled) (1999), Karlos "Sing" (2001)

Location South Holland, Illinois - USA

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