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Connecting people through the emotion of music has the capacity to bond us together. Redlich draws inspiration from personal life experience – good times and bad – which is elevated by his rugged, old school vocals. Lyrics delivered directly from the soul lend itself to his seemingly effortless ability to relate to listeners.

Gigging since his high school days in Tempe, AZ, Redlich started his career at a young age. The dry desert of Arizona quickly embraced Redlich’s guitar talent; gaining local notoriety and enabling him to share the stage with major national acts across the country. With Redlich becoming the go-to guitarist in Phoenix, he soon started sitting in and recording with a myriad of artists on a variety of projects including spending time engineering albums in major recording studios around the country. These experiences inspired Redlich to start songwriting and motivated him to invest in his own projects. In 2016, Redlich found his to the lush evergreen city of Seattle; where he was a member of: Santa Poco – a honky tonk Americana group and Mojo Riot – a true whiskey rock n’ roll experience.  

 

Now, when he’s not actively performing, Redlich works on his passion which includes, the development of a solo album and producing fellow artists’ next release.

“I have been impressed by both his guitar work and his stage presence, that it blows my mind… “Apparently, it takes two regular guitarists to replace a Redlich.” …” – Mitchell Hillman - AZRockandRoll.com 2011

“Santa Poco ended its set in wonderful fashion, with Redlich bringing down the house with a hat-losing solo, to thunderous applause.” – Zen Wolfgang – Dan’s Tunes April 2019

“…Redlich ripped into rocking riffs slathered in soulful stank.”  - Anthony Sandoval – Phoenix New Times September 2014

“… the amazing Kevin Redlich, and I say in no uncertain terms that he is an underrated guitar god -- during the entire performance I was stunned by his seemingly effortless brilliance on the frets.”  -Mitchell Hillman – Phoenix New Times July 2014

“The group’s sound mixes old school Americana, folk and southern rock with lyrics that describe dreams, broken hearts and whiskey bottles. Shofner’s tender vocals and Redlich’s gruff and raspy harmonies compliment each other perfectly.” – Caroline Anne – Nada Mucho June 2019

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