Born in Norwich in 1986, Kim Ralls grew up surrounded by a substantial music collection. The likes of Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Allman Brothers were early influences, although folk acts such as Show of Hands, Fairport Convention and Bob Dylan have become strong influences.
At the age of seventeen, Kim picked up the guitar for the first time and hasn't stopped playing since.
He's still looking for fame, fortune and a free meal.
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HI thnx for the friendship and it’s nice to know you! Think it’s nice to be connected with musicians all over the world. In music we are all alike and speak the same language!!! I think you have very nice music, I enjoyed listening to it…… really sounds GREAT …. !! I respect your work. Greets from “D E E Z E L” (Belgium) and lots of luck in every thing you do!!
We've got shows available at The Boathouse, Corner House and Nusha in Cambridge. Message here or email acousticstage@hotmail.com if you're interested in a show or have another enquiry.
Grand tunes mr Kim. Are you still awaiting a free meal from your music? I would say, get into the villages. Take them by surprise, and start playing right in the empty middle of the nearest beautiful local rural community. Give it time, give it time...and when you've played 45 minutes with no-one about, they'll all come at once to through money at you.
Then to the local pub go, and eat. It's a perfect local economy booster, and almost undeniably successful. Even the people who want you to go away will pay you to see it hapen, and there are others who will be softened and delighted by the new musician who has chosen their village as a venue.
Busking is the way. It's about the audience of individuals, not the mob of thousands or more.
If you aim for the heart, you'll get your bellyful.
All the best, and please keep making them tunes. We'll see you in the countryside when we get up your way.
