Artist description David Peters is an LA based solo recording artist and performer. His full production releases are electric and colorful, thick oranges mixing with bright burning blues. These albums are painted with strange sound design and airy yet warm textures. His acoustic music often comes in the package of a soft slow waltz on guitar accompanied by those "whisper in your ear" vocals with a few doses of harmony to top it off. Make no mistake, sweet, lonely, sexual, or hard, they're all love songs. Balance and intimacy seem to be key topics. David is also an LA based music producer, label owner, and recording studio owner. He lives alone with his cat in his strange glass studio/house in the Hollywood Hills.

Music Style Mix of rock, folk, alternative, and electronic.....

Musical Influences Wisdom, intimacy, and girls.

Similar Artists Leonard Cohen, The Flaming Lips, Pink Floyd, Radiohead, Bjork, Jeff Buckley, Bob Dylan, David Crosby, The Beatles, Nick Drake, Elvis Costello

Artist History Birth - youth - music - girls - music - school - music - girls - college - music - girls - LA - music - girls - girls - girls - music - sleep - kung fu - girls

Group Members David Peters and his assorted band of ecsentric friends.

Instruments all guitars, keys, samplers, drums, vocals, bass, and other noizes as they appear

Albums Works InFrames, 7 Short Songs About Girls, The Secret Album

Press Reviews Brian K knows every word by heart. Donna says it makes her cry. Adrian sings it to his newborn baby. Daphne signs (sign language) along at shows. Seth says "Peters, you've done it again!" Everyone else says, "PLAY OLD FRIENDS!"

Additional Info Performances on "The Bouncy Castle" release at www.peopletree.com

Location Los Angeles, CA - USA

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