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Mike Driver

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ABOUT...
Born and raised in Paris, I developed very early in my life a certain sensibility to art in general, music more specifically and words… more alphabetically!
My travels and education enabled me to use these aspects of my personality and my vision of the world to write, participate and win a few poem contests, learn music through the piano, the harp and opera singing.
Learning languages requires the same skills as the ones you need for music, from using your ear, having a sense of rhythm and a desire to communicate. This is why English became another passion of mine. I then started to write both in French and English throughout my lyrical journey.
The French language is rich and playful, which makes it particularly interesting for me, using words and rimes to talk about just anything. I do believe that any subject can be treated within a song, as long as it is well formulated.
Your subject is mine but your song is still your song ! I keep the idea and the atmosphere, and just adapt it to the French culture.
I also write and sing in my own band called FREEDOM FRY (www.freedomfrymusic.com) with Bruce Driscoll. Feel free to listen to some of our songs here  (link to FF Facebook bandpage).
… or to read some of my lyrics here
… or to listen to my voiceover demo here