LIVE @ NEWCASTLE MONUMENT

Hey guys, it's been a while- been busy preparing lots of things.

Today I've been working on my original track, 'Throne of Roses'- Got a Guitar , MIDI Drums, Vocal and Bass track (thanks to Steven Horseman!) down, needs working into still but I'm really excited to be working on it. Sounding good!

Even bigger news however is I'm performing next Thursday (30th Aug) at Newcastle's Greys Monument at around 3pm. I have a half an hour slot and am performing solo which is going to be really exciting for me. Anyone in Newcastle that day, please do come support me and watch the other performers in aid of Newcastle's World Cities Week!

Thanks for the support guys, please try to come see me next Thursday at around three. Tell your friends and family!

Khyle

G-PLAY, LATEST TRACK!

I've been playing with freeware guitar amp/pedal VSTs, found a brilliant one with this delay on. I like it when they last forever as it gives the sense that its a loop pedal... which I can't afford :P

Anyhow, cooked up this. It is up to you to listen to it, no singing, just me playing for 4 minutes, so yeah, sorry about that.

In other news, our band have just started practising again so watch this space for future developments!

Best,
Khyle

PUBLISHED!

Hey guys! This week I had an interview published in print and online for my local paper, the Peterlee Star.

Published on Wednesday 25 July 2012 11:28

In this week’s look into the vibrant East Durham music scene, we visited talented Easington songwriter Khyle Fryer.

Khyle’s music is not only performed by him, but also produced and recorded within the four walls of his home.

He has been part of many bands as guitarist and vocalist, however he is now standing at the front of the stage by himself, playing his own songs his way.

The Star – Currently, what are you doing musically?

Khyle – I’m a singer/songwriter, I play guitar, drums and piano. I used to perform as a bassist in my previous band but recently we split up so I perform as a solo artist.

I study music and music production at Teesside University, record and produce my own tracks.

The Star – You describe yourself as a singer songwriter, what genre would you put yourself in?

Khyle – I don’t limit myself to certain genres and I’m practically open to trying anything. I am currently listening to Death Cab For Cutie, Biffy Clyro. Two Door Cinema Club and Goyte so I would hope that my music is a mix of electric genres.

The Star – What do you hope to achive within music?

Khyle – My goal is for many to hear my music. To achieve some success, maybe even to gig at festivals and in front of thousands of people.

I have had numerous tracks played on BBC Radio and a single I released has sold well and it lifts my spirits. I’ve had numerous tracks played on BBC Radio and airplay across different countries.

○Khyle is trying to make his mark and get his own music heard on the internet. You can add to his current four hundred and thirty three followers on “Soundcloud” http://soundcloud.com/khyle-fryer.

You can also follow him on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/khylef

THE COFFI HOUSE

So I not long ago I played a few songs at The Coffi House in Cardiff, Wales. The songs went down a treat! Now I'm back here in sunny (ha!) Easington, going to be practicing soon with the lads and then shortly after we'll be gigging locally! How does that sound? ;)


With thanks to The Coffi House: http://www.thecoffihouse.com/


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