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John Stephen Kuhns (ASCAP)
Georgetown, TX
From a young age, John Kuhns displayed an innate talent for music, picking up his first guitar at the age of 7. This early encounter ignited a lifelong passion for sound and melody, setting him on a path that would take him from local performances to the heart of the music industry.
By the age of 14, Kuhns had joined his first band, marking the beginning of his journey as a performing artist. Eager to expand his knowledge and skills, he moved to Hollywood at 17 to study audio engineering at the renowned University of Sound Arts, located in the iconic RCA building on Sunset Blvd.
In Austin, Texas, Kuhns further honed his craft, embracing a diverse range of musical genres from heavy metal and industrial to country and acoustic. His versatile talents soon earned him a reputation as a dynamic and captivating performer, gracing the stages of acclaimed venues in Austin and Los Angeles.
Seeking to deepen his understanding of music theory and composition, Kuhns enrolled at the prestigious Berklee College of Music. Here, he refined his artistic skills and further developed his ability to translate personal experiences and emotions into intricate and impactful compositions.
While he may no longer perform on stage, his creative spirit lives on through the melodies and compositions he continues to produce. With each chord and note, Kuhns demonstrates the limitless potential of music to connect, inspire, and resonate with audiences, reaffirming that the true power of music lies in the boundless depths of the human spirit.
Kicking Ass and Taking Names
By John Stephen Kuhns (ASCAP)
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