What type of music is nevershoutnever

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An official statement regarding the reason behind the spelling change has not been made available. According to Ingle's MySpace blog, the recording is expected to take weeks.

Basically, he's the coolest guy in the world. January 26, Only one member but he makes up for it by speaking the truth. His name is Christofer Drew Ingle. Me: OMG! Bigcitydreams by Nevershoutnever! I'd been in bands all [through] high school and I was writing my own acoustic songs.

A buddy of mine turned me on to the idea of home recording. I worked as a lifeguard at the YMCA before school, a janitor at a tennis facility, and as a server at an ice cream place, just so I could save up enough money to buy a MacBook. Eventually I was skipping school to work on my MacBook and then ended up dropping out of school to hit the road. Myspace was very, very good for music at the time. I wrote songs that I knew people would want to start right away on their page. It was just me analyzing what was going on with the internet and doing my best to make things I liked.

You actually ended up being one of the first artists to launch a career from Myspace. Was there a moment in particular when you remember it all taking off? Drew: It was all very gradual. I had all these ideas for marketing but I really didn't think of it as marketing at the time.

I found a great photographer in my area and I started doing shoots all of the time. I kept a steady stream of songs and videos of [myself] on Myspace. I was, like, 16 or 17, so it was this exciting thing and no one had really done it like that before. Record labels were very interested. When I signed to Warner Bros. Records when I was 18, I got one of the best deals to date in the music industry because the whole viral marketing thing was so new.