ABOUT
Hi! My name is Natalie, and I'm a 26-year-old composer, vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, and sound engineer living in the Kansas City area [Shawnee Mission]. I'm currently looking for various local gigs - weddings, parties, and other events for which one would need live music. I have a long list of experience, education, and skills from which I can draw, and my schedule is highly-flexible and pretty open. My concentrations lie in classical, rock, and electronic music.
**NOTE: I am currently only accepting paid gigs, but pay is negotiable. Let me know what works for you, and we can agree on something.**
Please email me at kiisu.katt[AT] if you're interested in booking me for an event and/or would like to discuss further.
- Screen name:
- natalyaKHZ
- Member since:
- Oct 12 2013
- Active over 1 month ago
- Level of commitment:
- Very Committed
- Years playing music:
- 25
- Gigs played:
- Over 100
- Tend to practice:
- More than 3 times per week
- Available to gig:
- 4-5 nights a week
- Most available:
- Nights
Influences
Non-classical:
Nine Inch Nails, Angelspit, Skinny Puppy, Hanzel und Gretyl, Crystal Castles, Combichrist, Evanescence, Porcupine Tree, Rush, Frank Zappa, Sufjan Stevens, Fiona Apple, Regina Spektor, Lana Del Rey, Joni Mitchell, Kerli, Björk, Vanessa Carlton, The Ditty Bops, Led Zeppelin, CSN, Neil Young, Kamelot, Sonata Arctica, Opeth, Keane, Blackfield, Depeche Mode, M&H Band, Delerium, MGMT.. and many, many more.
Classical:
Herbert Howells, Veljo Tormis, Erkki-Sven Tüür, Arvo Pärt, Francis Poulenc, Benjamin Britten, Maurice Ravel, Claude Debussy, Gabriel Fauré, Felix Mendelssohn, J.S. Bach.. and once again, it's an incomplete list :D
MUSIC
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schnurrbart [DEMO]
schnurrbart [DEMO] Year: 2009 Album: {1314} Genre: Electronic
Sock-puppets headbanging with wild neon hair and gigantic moustaches. Can't have a song called 'Schnurrbart' without moustaches being involved! This one's going to be featured on my upcoming EP, {1314}, just as soon as I finish editing it to my perfectionistic mind's liking.
