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Live At the Tin Angel
Kyle Justin
Pop/Soul/Acoustic - One reviewer states that as an acoustic guitar crooner, "he is no John Mayer clone, instead being closer in heart, soul, and smooth style to a Rufus Wainwright."
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Gabrielle | 3:36 | Play |
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What A Woman Should Be | 3:15 | Play |
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If I Could Fly Through the Stars | 2:58 | Play |
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And So It Goes... | 3:23 | Play |
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Holy Ghost | 4:44 | Play |
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Description
Earning rave reviews from fans and critics alike, Kyle Justin has been steadily making his mark on the Philadelphia region and beyond. Quickly garnering commercial radio airplay nationwide, his engaging music and style have made him a staple in acoustic rooms and popular venues in the Philly area.
The Philly music scene is saying Kyle's interesting guitar voicings, soulful melodies, and thoughtful lyrics come from a "true poet" with "engaging music."
Kyle's passion for music began as a teenager; a two-minute interaction with a broken guitar determined his life's path. It was then that his friend picked up a guitar and began playing some licks. "I was instantly amazed," Kyle states, "at how the combination of wood and vibrating metal strings created most of the incredible music I had admired on the radio."
One thing led to another, and soon, Kyle's new-found passion found him graduating from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia where he studied music composition and jazz guitar. Today, he uses this knowledge and life experiences to write songs that merge the styles of pop, folk/rock and soul.