El Flowious

El Flowious had a childhood dream. It went like this-- mom would drive down our street in Akron, Ohio. She would be all smiles and waves as neighbors walk onto their lawn to catch sight of him, the four-foot tall spectacle perched on the car roof. He would stamp his foot to the beat and rip on his guitar. Music would flow steadily from his soul to the strings and people would applaud from the street below him.
Eventually he outgrew this boyish fantasy and traded the car-roof stage for something practical, an electronic studio. He received vigorous enthusiasm for his composition in Poetic Kill, a Kent State University film that won a 1st place Mertl award. He has written lyrics for The Woman in the Room and supplied music for a GoDaddy.com commercial contest. His most interesting endeavor was to create a musical rendition of California’s prop 8 debate in a podcast for Left Hook, Right Jab. His willingness to tackle the most absurd projects demonstrates an ability to make music of anything.
El Flowious now lives in Eugene, Oregon, where the perfect balance of city and nature fuels the inner-peace that emerges in his music. His best pieces not only please the ear, they awaken the senses and stir emotions. It’s not just good music, it is transformative. He is gearing up to release new music that will bring him closer to becoming one of the most sought after composers for cinema and new-age media. Electronica, Ambient, Chill, World Fusion, Rock, Metal, Groove Funk, and Progressive are his focus, but there is no style he will not explore. His mantra is, it’s all music and it’s all beautiful.
by Jessica Jorgensen
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