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Katie Gavin

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Whip My Hair (Acoustic Cover)
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Whip My Hair (Acoustic Cover)
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Released: Dec 27, 2010
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General Info

  • Genre: Acoustic / Indie / Pop

    Location WINNETKA, Illinois, Un

    Profile Views: 25692

    Last Login: 10/11/2011

    Member Since 8/6/2009

    Website youtube.com/katiegavs

    Type of Label Unsigned

  • Bio

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    I will probably play with you if you ask me.

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  • PEter MAmbo

     May this new week brings you lots of happiness & much loVe (:(:(:
     

    1 year ago
  • CEcIle NEdley

    Thanks for the add.

    2 years ago
  • Breanna R

    just so you know, i am listening to samantha mumba now. lol, thanks.

    2 years ago
  • DAVID

    Hi Katie Congradulations On winning The Karaoke Contest & Thank You For Your Friendship Here On Myspace,Honored To Have You As A Friend.Love The Good Music.Stop By My Profile & Check Me Out & Give Me A Shout Sometime.Stay Cool & Have A Great Day.Peace!
     

    2 years ago
  • Demi Shantel

    Hello, I would really appreciate it if you checked out my profile and checked out my new song Reason To Love, my karaoke performances and if you get a chance some of my photography, under the Photos tab, on my profile, and comment. Please and Thank you :) 

    Demi Shantel

    2 years ago
  • The Last Savior Of God

    Playing the 4th Annual Dieckmann Metal Fest at the Union Station Aug. 13, then Sunshine studios Aug. 21 BOTH SHOWS ARE ALL AGES!!

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    2 years ago
  • Melina J.

    Not gonna lie, finding this page totally just made my day. Keep it up! your voice is amazing and you're sooooo talented. this is sincere i promise i'm not like sucking up and I'm pretty sure i'd have nothing to gain if I was.

    2 years ago
  • The Last Savior Of God

    THANKS FOR THE ADD,COLORADOS NEWEST METAL BAND, CHECK IT OUT....PLAYING SUNSHINE STUDIOS, AUGUST 21 WITH FROZEN ETERNITY, GLASS MOUNTAIN  AND PLAGUES OF OPPRESSION!!!!

     

    2 years ago
  • MASQUE MusicArt

    Now with the NEW Glam.EroticA music Page: Coitus Melodus


     

    3 years ago
  • La Dauphine

    asd;lfjasfdkja;lsdkfj WIN <3

    3 years ago
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Who is Katie Gavin?

Oh, hey there, you. I’m Katie. I’m not a fan of the big, professional bio, especially because I am not a big, professional person. Well, technically I am taller than the average girl, but still. My parents are lawyers, so no major musical influence in this girl’s childhood. I spent most of my younger years dancing far too enthusiastically in my basement to artists like Samantha Mumba and the Spice Girls, who ultimately played a huge role in the development of my overall sound and message….oh, if only. I started writing songs when I was around thirteen, after I had learned enough chords on the guitar to fool people into thinking that I actually played it. Writing was something I never took seriously, only doing it when I felt like it. However, as time passed, I found myself wanting to do it more and more. It was like an expensive brand of cocaine that I couldn’t get enough of, only instead of deteriorating my nasal cavity, it allowed me to have a greater sense of understanding and a new way to access my emotions, in order to reflect on my experiences. I played my first public show at the age of fifteen in an adorable little shack that I’m ninety percent sure was the original storage facility for a nearby football field. However, as I watched my best friends sing along to every word of Gear Song, I realized that this was something I wanted to keep doing for as long as possible. I applied to Grammy Camp that summer, a program at the USC Thornton School of Music sponsored by the Grammy Foundation for aspiring musicians, producers, writers, and promoters. Spending ten days in the midst of eighty-three staggeringly talented kids, countless industry professionals, and a documentary film crew there to follow our every move, was both the most frightening and thrilling experience of my life. Grammy Camp taught me that no experience is really worthwhile unless it makes you feel like you might wet yourself and sparks a nerve-induced heat rash on your chest that causes unwanted attention. After camp ended, I was informed that the documentary filmed at camp was going to be titled after lyrics in my song Fallen (Happy On The Ground, soon-to-be-released). This was the first time I felt like my music had really been recognized, and that was a little hard to grasp at first, but after extensive celebratory dancing, I had come to the decision that maybe I could really do this. You know, this music thing, for life. I’m still only seventeen, one more year of high school left to conquer, but the plan is to keep writing, playing, recording, and learning. Oh, and to keep getting heat rashes whenever I perform. I hope those never go away.

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