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Myles Cochran:
Mellow, soulful alt-country.
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Born and raised in Kentucky, Myles Cochran's childhood was immersed in music:
folk and jazz on his parents' stereo, country and Southern soul on the car radio,
classical in his grandfather's painting studio, and the British Invasion in his
bedroom. When he began playing guitar and writing songs, this experience led him
to his own atmospheric combination of country, folk and rock.
Migrating to New York, Myles played in bands at venues like CBGB and the C Note,
and established himself as an inventive recording engineer and producer. Myles
has recently moved to London. "Being in England is amazing. I'm living in a
place that was important to so many of my favorite artists: Jimi Hendrix,
Emmylou Harris, the Pretenders, PJ Harvey."
In addition to bringing his music to London's live music scene, Myles is working
on his next CD in his "retro-techno" recording studio, where he also engineers
and produces for other singer-songwriters.
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Marginal Street
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Myles Cochran lives in
London, England.
Tagged as: Alt Rock, Folk-Rock, Country, Folk, Singer songwriter.
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