Member Since: 14/01/2006
Band Website: http://www.kymhuynh.com
Band Members: Kym - Vocals | e-mail
Influences: My dreams influence my songs
Status::
Limbo
Hometown::
Where the Wind Blows
Here For::
Friends
Hometown::
Melbourne, AUS
Body Type::
Constant Fluctuation
Religion::
Spiritual
Zodiac Sign::
Cancer
Smoke / Drink::
No / Yes
Children::
Many
Education::
Ass Model
Occupation::
Enthusiast in Alternative Recycling Methods
Income::
Living off Bread
General::
Music, dance, rock-climbing, surfing, adrenaline sports, friends, family, my dog and vitamin c tablets
Music::
Rock, soul, blues, jazz, pop, commercial, everything!
Movies::
Zoolander, Napoleon Dynamite
Television::
Grey's Anatomy, The O.C, Desperate Housewives, Prison Break and Everybody Hates Chris (even though I haven't seen it - the trailer looks good). In truth, I don't watch much T.V. Maybe 10 minutes every 1-2 weeks?
Heroes::
My felonious fiend partner Wolf
Recent Reviews:
"Kym is addicted to rhymes, and he weighs them down with heartfelt R&B-pop melodies. The result is a vibrantly glowing sound that's enhanced by Kym's thought-provoking lyricism."
- The Editors at CNET
Kym, in my experience, whenever I encounter superlatives such as 'vibrantly glowing' or 'thought-provoking' in a bio, my curiosity is often rewarded with disappointment. Your tracks, however, are among the exceptions.I enjoyed your songs immensely. There is diversity here from the soulful and melodic strains of the ballad 'Motherland,' to the more funky & rhythmically punctuated 'My Addiction.' This is really great RnB/Soul.
- CNET listener
Wow right off the bat the piano I noticed is amazing. This song is really making a mark on me. I think this song is beautiful. The vocals are amazingly beautiful. I might just buy this CD when I'm done with this review. It is so beautiful. This needs to be heard a lot more. I hope you get the credit you deserve. The meaning to this song really shines through. Beautiful! This is my favorite song I've reviewed on this site by far.
- Andrea Hill from GarageBand about "Heaven"
To much of R&B these days is far to concerned with sex. Not the pursuit, or making love or the art of getting the one you want. Some of the greatest songs in R&B history contained straight talk type social commentary. "Tales from the Hood" so to speak. It's good to hear this type of song from performers who sound so young. Let's face it, young kids aren't experienced in love and romance, so it is often amusing to hear them sing about the subject. The topic of this song is timely and prevalent in society. Everyone would have an opinion on this one, and there will be so many different sides of the issue to be represented. Most people I know, mainly women would feel this song on some level. That is an accomplishment in and of itself.
- Vincee from GarageBand about "Dirty Ways":
Sounds Like: Kym
Record Label: Unknown Indie
Type of Label: Indie