My name is Timothy S. Epperhart and i'm a guitarist songwriter. Born in 1981 on Feb. 2'nd in Jacksonville Fl.
I beleive that every person has something to say, just like every star has a shine - the life inside all of us has something unique, something that draws someone in.
I've received hundred of thousands total plays on the world wide web. The signifigance may come into question in my later years perhaps, but i've never forgot where I was rooted.
My story started in 1989. I was 8 year...
My name is Timothy S. Epperhart and i'm a guitarist songwriter. Born in 1981 on Feb. 2'nd in Jacksonville Fl.
I beleive that every person has something to say, just like every star has a shine - the life inside all of us has something unique, something that draws someone in.
I've received hundred of thousands total plays on the world wide web. The signifigance may come into question in my later years perhaps, but i've never forgot where I was rooted.
My story started in 1989. I was 8 years old when I got my first guitar. I've seen at least 6 of my songs hold number 1 positions on charts online. I've won contests. My "The Battle of Angband" video on youtube.coms seen over 80k viewers.
I've got a resume in Acoustic Folk that will impress you.
2000-2004:
In the early 2000's I wrote "The Invisible Man" for CDbaby- as an idea for the acronym for my name. Before I did so, I posted a few pre-recordings to garageband.com under the alias The Invisible Man. When I was recording my self-titled album I wanted to also give my "fanbase" an understanding of why I chose "The Invisible Man"- maybe it's because you can not see what isn't in your sight. People only hear what's on the radio. I feel like that was the perfect personification of that same concept.
For me having lived the life of an "Underground travelling musician" most of my natural life, back in 00-2004 I i've always dreamed of what it would be to live my life on the edge and travel different places and actaully be seen as opposed to not. Perhaps - it's not being seen it's being heard and understood.
Most folks'll hear you but wont really listen. I beleive that's why The Invisible Man actually went crazy in althe original 1940's movie, ld movie the old lady downstairs from the pub just wouldn't leave him alone and when it came for them to keep on keeping on he blew the fuck up at 'em. I always found it sad that in the end of that movie the cops and towns people surrounded him (The Invisible Man) when it was them who created the monster.
That's why I identify with Outlaws of old westerns, the ones who stole from the rich and gave back to the poor. I've always beleive I was born of this, which is why I am the Son of the Outlaws that birthed this idea into existence.
2005-2006
In the mid 2005-2006 era I was living in mid-missouri doing shows with Bartholomew Bean, Shannon Morris, Cory Scott and many more very talented musicians.
Around this time I was in my early twenties. I played out at least on once a week. In 2006 I moved back to Florida and went through a divorce. I was in horrible condition, on anti-psychotics, Geodon, ect.
I finally found myself later that year and wrote songs here and there. Later in 2006 I moved to New York state to further pursue my career in songwritng.
2007-2009
I moved back to Jacksonville, FL - then back to Mid-missouri to reconnect and back to Jacksonville, FL again. I wrote a lot in this time, especially in 07.
In 08 and 09 I dropped my guitar to D a lot and wrote more pissed off music over all the sad E standard stuff I had been playing years before. I hated the Jacksonville music scene and still do. It's saturated with greedy coke-head club owners who only give a fuck if your either a) a trendy rock band or b) signed and bring in masses.
On the other side of the token...
10-11
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