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I'm Kiefer a professional freelance guitarist based in Brighton available for Live/Session work. I have been playing guitar for 11 year now and am currently studying Foundation Degree in Music Perfomance at the Brighton Institute of Modern Music.
In the past 2 years I have been involved in multiple national tours playing venues in London, Brighton, Carlisle, Leeds, Devon to name a few. One of my bands also go featured on The Paul Jones Show on BBC Radio 2 and had national music press coverage. I am a confident performer and approach every show with professionalism and energy.
I have also been sessioning for singer/songwriters around Brighton creating guitar parts for their tracks, I excell in the studio thrivinng on the pressure to create and arrange music to a professional standard.
I am currently running a free session service to build up my portfolio so if you would like a professionaly recorded and written guitar/bass/drum part for your demo/album/single then please get in touch at: kieferguitar @
ALL GENRES EXCEPTED
(drum charges apply for rental of kit)
- Screen name:
- kieferguitar
- Member since:
- Nov 23 2011
- Active over 1 month ago
- Level of commitment:
- Touring
- Years playing music:
- 11
- Gigs played:
- Over 100
- Tend to practice:
- More than 3 times per week
- Available to gig:
- 6-7 nights a week
Influences
Anything and Everything
EQUIPMENT
GUITARS: Tele, Les Paul
AMPS: Peavy and Marshall heads, Marshall Cabs
FX: Boss Pedals
RECORDING: Windows 7 with CUBASE 6 and 8 channel desk, Macbook Pro with Logic
MUSIC
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Only One In The World (Sebastian Vale)
Only One In The World (Sebastian Vale) Year: 2011 Genre: Other
This is a track I played and wrote guitar for this year. I wrote all guitar lines except acoustic. This song was written by Sebastian Vale.
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Lonely Blues
Lonely Blues Year: 2011 Album: Blood On The Moon Genre: Blues
This A track that i recorded 2 years ago with the band Feed Me. I toured with them on 3 UK tours and this track got played on BBC Radio 2.
