Kegan DeBoheme

It started with pots and pans, a half size nylon-string guitar and probably a  Metallica cassette or two in the early 80's.

Hi - I'm Kegan. Thanks to my many beautiful friends, supporters and (extensive) family, I successfully crowdfunded my second 'solo' record, "Songs of Woe" right here via Pozible. With the help of a few awesome friends of mine, I recorded, produced, sang, drummed, guitar(ed), bass(ed) and belted my way right through the whole thing to get it out to all the amazing people who supported my project.



Growing up with Janis Joplin, Creedence, Cat Stevens and Rodriguez records drummed into my eager ears as a child, then later 'borrowing' my bro's Metallica and Soundgarden albums when noone was looking - Songs of Woe has come out as a mix of the two for sure, somewhere in between "Free meets Alice in Chains" (according to reviews on bandcamp). The word on the street is that it needs to be available on Vinyl along with the CD versions that have already been released. 

Check out some of the awesome reviews we've been getting;

"...a rock and roll throwback, a remnant from music’s heyday. There are certainly elements of that in Kegan’s solo effort Songs of Woe, but this is more than just same old thing" - Sounds of OZ

"Hopefully, this album gains some major traction and we see this album being released on vinyl!" - Stoned Soda

"OH the guitar solos and the piano. great "old rock" album. groovy bass lines too!" - Bandcamp review



I've still got CDs left, along with some awesome additions like posters and shirts from the release that I've decided to re-invest back into the vinyl pressing. Check out the rewards to your right to see some of the cool stuff you can get, along with pre-orders for the LP record of course!

Let's make this happen...

Vinyl pressing, badda-bing.

100 records will cost around $1,500 - if we raise any more, the funds will be put into upgrading to an awesome coloured, spatter vinyl and the remainder put into the followup record to "Songs of Woe"

Where do I stack all these slabs of vinyl? That's my only real question.