Amanda Adams

Starting like a piano prodigy, singer Amanda Adams started writing young. Spending her adolescence on the plantation in Ohio, Adams required to traditional music and analyzed Western composers. Upon finding her like for the Russian vocabulary, she journeyed to St. Petersburg for formal teaching and started absorbing the chilly and perfectionist tradition she experienced there. Contests and contests kept the reward money to arrive while she funded her education, ultimately resulting in a Master’s Level from Harvard University or college. Embracing gothic music, Adams began the moody Seven 13 in 1997, originally naming it Coven 13. The band’s atmospheric audio was highly located in her traditional encounters, and became a highly effective outlet on her behalf darker material. Shifting to Cape Cod to stay down and focus on music, the music group continued on using their carnival-like atmosphere and goth rock and roll noises through the switch of the hundred years.