Jamisounds

"Music is a treasure hunt, searching for lost nuggets that form together the emotional picture of the non-physical sense" I'll try to give a bio in as little words as possible: Born in Topeka, Kansas, moved to Maine at three months old (I remember that well,ha!)moved to Missouri at 13 and into the Air Force at 18, did that for 4yrs-loved it- and am currently a licensed electrician in Maine. I have been playing the guitar and writing music for 13yrs. To sum up "about me" I think the f...

"Music is a treasure hunt, searching for lost nuggets that form together the emotional picture of the non-physical sense" I'll try to give a bio in as little words as possible: Born in Topeka, Kansas, moved to Maine at three months old (I remember that well,ha!)moved to Missouri at 13 and into the Air Force at 18, did that for 4yrs-loved it- and am currently a licensed electrician in Maine. I have been playing the guitar and writing music for 13yrs. To sum up "about me" I think the following will suffice. Music gives me energy, like breathing for the first time, each time. I can get so wrapped up in the stresses of life, I almost forget to breath. It takes conscious effort to not get sucked into the dark abyss of others lifeless, blank, meaningless routine. I also try very hard not to get depressed and music is the anti-depressant that releases something in my brain leading to excitement as though I got a few moments to just be who I was created to be. Not just listening to music but writing and playing it. Listening is just a reminder that others think and feel just as I do. When I write a song, most times it's all in my head and I have to learn how to get it out. When I do, I don't even feel as though I have created something, rather that I have just found what was already there, only it was lost.