Kimi Kent

Kimi Kent is a story weaving singer song-writer rooted in the deep heart of Texas.  Growing up she was surrounded by musicians young and old.  Including talented writers, players, and singers from the likes of rock and roll, blues, southern rock, and folk genres.  At a young age she began being taught by Grammy nominated and Country Music hit writing mentors, and after a period of over 5 years she began to dive deeper in to finding her own music’s distinct sound and true roots.  Kimi uprooted her life in 2009 and went to Tyler, Texas, at 16 to train intensively with renowned vocalist teachers and later Grammy-Nominated Artist back  in Houston, Texas.  After working on projects with a number of talented producers and hitting a wall of what she envisioned her sound to be and how to show that in her music,  Kent connected with current producer Philip Aaron Creamer, lead singer of Dovetail from Dallas, Texas, whom she met when they were both performing in The Woodlands.  Their sound instantly jelled brilliantly and within a year Kimi and Philip recorded and released Wayward Child on April 11, 2014. Created from the brilliant minds at Modern Electric Studios in Dallas Texas, with some of the most brilliant musical minds Dallas has to offer.The EP is praise to Kent’s life endeavors thus far with tracks of love, heartbreak and life lessons all beautifully produced by Philip Aaron Creamer.   Already with placements of the EP in indie film “Human People” and great buzz worthy reviews, Kent and all surrounded in the project are ecstatic at the support around the record thus far and cannot wait to continue the road ahead. Kent will be back in studio this coming year after spending most of 2016 on the road, playing over 60+ shows all over Texas.  Including many Festivals including SXSW, live radio performances and many many more.   Kimi Kent has also just recently received nomination from the Houston Press 2016 Music Awards for Readers Choice and is planning to follow up 2016 with even more shows and new music in 2017.