DEAF POETS - MAKE BELIEVE (BalconyTV)
- 5 years ago
DEAF POETS performs the song "MAKE BELIEVE" for BalconyTV.
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PRESENTED BY MARK YOCUM
Deaf Poets are making waves. The Miami Beach-based duo of singer-guitarist Sean Wouters and drummer Nicolas Espinosa have been putting out a huge sound that is quickly gaining them fans in Miami and beyond.
Their music has the starkness of garage rock combined with the eagerness of '80s punk, and some bluesy melancholy mixed in for good measure. They have a full-length set to be released later this year, and the duo expects to take off on a tour in the Southeast U.S. later this fall.
Says Sean: "I've been playing music since I was 13. To me, it's the purest energy there is in this world. To be able to make people happy, sad, to give them energy and to influence their everyday life is incredible. It's how I speak, it's my language.
"As a child it was hard for me to communicate, and through music I found a way to express myself and how I felt."
http://www.thedeafpoets.com
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PRESENTED BY MARK YOCUM
Deaf Poets are making waves. The Miami Beach-based duo of singer-guitarist Sean Wouters and drummer Nicolas Espinosa have been putting out a huge sound that is quickly gaining them fans in Miami and beyond.
Their music has the starkness of garage rock combined with the eagerness of '80s punk, and some bluesy melancholy mixed in for good measure. They have a full-length set to be released later this year, and the duo expects to take off on a tour in the Southeast U.S. later this fall.
Says Sean: "I've been playing music since I was 13. To me, it's the purest energy there is in this world. To be able to make people happy, sad, to give them energy and to influence their everyday life is incredible. It's how I speak, it's my language.
"As a child it was hard for me to communicate, and through music I found a way to express myself and how I felt."
http://www.thedeafpoets.com
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