Biography
Blake Aaron grew up in the very heart of Kansas. Being Involved in Music since the age of 4, its no wonder Blake has music credibility Nation Wide.
“I just grew up doing music. My mom used to have my brothers and me sing in church. I started playing the drums at 7. From then on I just couldn’t get enough. I learned guitar later on just so I could have something to sing and write with.”
Now as a Singer/Songwriter/Producer Blake has been turning heads since he began Music Full time in the summer of 2003. "By the time I graduated in 2002 I knew that there was nothing else I wanted to do than play my heart out for anyone who wanted to hear. To bring a new level of passion to the music scene that it had seemed to be lacking" And that’s exactly what He does. The passion that comes flowing from every heartfelt song is only maximized in a live setting.
For his latest effort "LOVE IN DIFFERENT LIGHTS" He teamed up with Grammy Award Winning Producer and Engineer Mitch Dane. The outcome is 12 songs that prove that this artist is going to be around a long time. There is a unique concept to the album that seperates it from many albums out there. Many of the songs were written in different places all over the nation and all over the world. As his fan base has now takin him globally, the songs have matured to a beauty that can only be described by listeneing for yourself.
Life lessons, love, and heartache: You can find a little bit of all of these on this record. “I think it’s just important to live life to the fullest…and then write about that. Give something that people can relate with and then I think you can make that connection that only music can make.”
From songs being played on XM radio, to performing in Prestige music conferences and Venues all over the nation it seems the small town boy is destined for greatness.
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