Warren Acuncius

WARREN ACUNCIUS - I am attempting to save the world. I am currently a graduate student at the Univeristy of Washington and am gaining my masters in international policy. Ive been playing the piano for as long as I can remember, but couldnt pack a baby grand with me to college, so I picked up the guitar. Since then it has been a long evolution of writing music whenever motivated. No, I am not dark and melancholy, though it might sound like that with some of my tunes. If I could write all happy songs I would, but that mood isnt what motivates me to write. What does inspire is a thoughtful melody and life situations that I think I share with everyone out there. I like the transition from major chords to minor chords. Most of my music is very personal, but what I like is that every song can have a different meaning to every individual who hears it. Oh yeah, I have a website too -check it out at warrenacuncius.com

ANDREW BRUSLETTEN - When playing music started to get boring I was introduced to the talents of Andrew Brusletten. Since performing with Andrew my ability to sing the correct words and play the correct chords has diminished. I catch myself listening to him wrap harmonies around song melodies when I should be concentrating on my singing, but I have way too much fun being a spectator when Andrew is on the stage with me. It looks like we may have another couple shows coming up in Seattle. Stay tuned for updates!

BLAKE CONGDON - Lives in B-town (Baltimore). I have never seen someone more interested in perfection and detail when it comes to guitar. I guess that is what you get with the classically trained. I once left him alone for two hourse to record lead guitar over a song. When I came back he was still working on the first verse. He hears things in music that I didnt know existed and has patience I only dream of. Again, thats what you get with a guy who went to Berkley School of music.

JOSH BRENNAN - Has just signed an 18 year contract as a father. He currently lives just outside of Boston, Mass. A student of Berkley School of Music, Josh can play percussion like its nobody's business. He has some of the best energy I have seen in a musician. Josh has an uncanny knack of predicting changes in a song and can switch between a traditional drum set and a hand drum set quicker than I can forget the words to one of my songs during a performance. Thats pretty fast. Check out his website.