Artist description a decisive measure to ensure the safety of the original music conceptsto create just to create.

Music Style unconditional

Musical Influences still counting

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Artist History Holden Wishbone worked by day in a hot dog factory and at night as a security guard for the local zoo. One unfortunate day holden fell into the hot dog machine at the Oscar Meyer plant in Chicago. His skin boiling and burning with blisters and third degree burns fell from his tortured human body. Holden thought for sure he was going to die. Laying on the ground he waited for paramedics and all the while he could hear onlookers whispering "he's going to die for sure". Then a miracle happened, Holden raised himself up to prove to them It wasn't over yet! HE ran from the evil hot dog factory to the only place he felt safe, the zoo where he worked. He ran through the front gate and jumped right into the alligator pit. Several days later the zoo workers began finding strange things aroung alligator pit. They found human foot prints and bones from small rabbits and rodents chewed up by human teeth. After several months of finding these strange clues the zoo keepers began hearing singing coming from the alligator pit at night. And within a year or two snakebouy emerged from the swamp. He began entertaining the tourists at the. A song and dance everyone could enjoy. One day a man from the record label came and asked snakebouy If he would like to make records of his music for people. The man gave snakebouy lots of cash and new stuff enticing him towards a large record deal. But snakebouy decided fame wasn't everything and he was lazy so instead he collects disability from the government. And he eats hot dogs every day.

Group Members snakebouy

Instruments everything borrowed

Albums snakebouy self titled debut album

Location swamplands, Rhode Island - USA

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