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EPISODE · May 21, 2011 · 1H 32M

singer Walt Anderson

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Walt is the son of a preacher who spent Sundays watching his father play  the church Keyboard.  He soon tried to emulate his father.  Walt picked  up the drums by studying the moves of church drummers soon after  joining his mom and dad in the church band.  Walt used the same  techniques to teach himself the keyboard, which he mastered by 16, and  lead him to playing regularly at 3 different churches.  He teamed up  with his brother shortly thereafter to focus on their hip hop group,  Brinks. They distributed and produced their own CD, serviced it to local record stores and received good responses from neighborhood kids.  Around the same time Walt started playing for a band named the Ville. He  was asked to work with Tyra Kirkland who was in need of a band. Walt  became her musical director. They opened up for artists like Musiq  Soulchild and City High while he was finishing the 12th  grade. In his second semester of college, he got the opportunity to be  on MTV’s Making the Band II where he finished in the top 10.  Walt has  since launched his solo career releasing an EP, “The Compilation.” He  writes, produces and arranges all of his tracks. Walt has shared the  stages with Alicia keys, Justin Timberlake, Ashanti, Wyclef Jean,  Freddie Jackson, Jessica Simpson, John legend and many other big name  artists. He has done events such as club shows, radio, high schools, and  major event performances in, Boston, New Jersey, New York,  Philadelphia, Arizona, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Washington, Texas, Canada,  and Germany. Walter has been asked to write, produce and submit songs to  artist such as, Usher, Joe, Carl Thomas, B2K, and Ginuwine.     For more info: http://www.indiereviewcd.com https://twitter.com/IndieRevue https://www.instagram.com/indie.review

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Walt is the son of a preacher who spent Sundays watching his father play  the church Keyboard.  He soon tried to emulate his father.  Walt picked  up the drums by studying the moves of church drummers soon after  joining his mom and dad in the church band.  Walt used the same  techniques to teach himself the keyboard, which he mastered by 16, and  lead him to playing regularly at 3 different churches.  He teamed up  with his brother shortly thereafter to focus on their hip hop group,  Brinks. They distributed and produced their own CD, serviced it to local record stores and received good responses from neighborhood kids.  Around the same time Walt started playing for a band named the Ville. He  was asked to work with Tyra Kirkland who was in need of a band. Walt  became her musical director. They opened up for artists like Musiq  Soulchild and City High while he was finishing the 12th  grade. In his second semester of college, he got the opportunity to be  on MTV’s Making the Band II where he finished in the top 10.  Walt has  since launched his solo career releasing an EP, “The Compilation.” He  writes, produces and arranges all of his tracks. Walt has shared the  stages with Alicia keys, Justin Timberlake, Ashanti, Wyclef Jean,  Freddie Jackson, Jessica Simpson, John legend and many other big name  artists. He has done events such as club shows, radio, high schools, and  major event performances in, Boston, New Jersey, New York,  Philadelphia, Arizona, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Washington, Texas, Canada,  and Germany. Walter has been asked to write, produce and submit songs to  artist such as, Usher, Joe, Carl Thomas, B2K, and Ginuwine.     For more info: http://www.indiereviewcd.com https://twitter.com/IndieRevue https://www.instagram.com/indie.review

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