Leicester, England (2008 - Present)

( www.facebook.com/kavmusic )

Hailing from Leicester UK & spending most of his time between Los Angeles & London, KAV has found his home in pure song- driven rock n' roll with an electro-under-current.

KAV has been described as many things such as ‘A Latterday Jagger’ by the Guardian UK & ‘One in a million artists’ by Kerrang Radio’. Sounding somewhere between Bob Dylan, Primal Scream,Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Rolling Stones Them Crooked Vultures & The Stooges.

KAV has had many supporters over the years from the likes of the late Tony Wilson the man responsible for Factory Records & The Hacienda, to recently collaborating with Welsh legend Howard Marks on ‘The Mr Nice EP’ (surrounding the release of his biopic film).

Working & touring with various musical greats over the past few years, his influences come from far & wide. He has an unrelenting dedication & passion for music.

KAV has not only played guitar for the legendary Happy Mondays, but he helped reform the band with frontman Shaun Ryder in 2004 & co-wrote single Playground Superstar & latest album Uncle Dysfunktional.

He was also one of the main men behind award winning London Rock N' Roll Mash-Up events GETLOADED @ Turnmills & co-founded London festival –‘Getloaded In The Park’ with Turnmills MD Danny Newman.

KAV launched his solo project in 2008, backed by his full live band, including childhood friend Jim Portas. He recently finished the recording & production of his album with Producer Josh Ostrander from the band Eastern Conference Champions in LA. The album is also now being mastered by Stephen Marcussen ( The Rolling Stones, Johnny Cash, Paul McCartney )

You can Pre Order the album now as part of KAV's Pledge campaign and get the record 4 months before the release date in 2012.

Hit the link below

http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/kav

Websites

www.kavblaggers.com

www.youtube.com/kavmusictv

www.facebook.com/kavmusic

www.electricdirtjunkie.com

www.myspace.com/kavsonic

http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/kav

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