Baatin

Journeyman musician Baatin (pronounced BAAH-teen, the name can be an Arabic term for any latent facet of God) was raised in the tiny city of Hawkinsville, GA, and 1st learned to sing tranquility from his mom in chapel. He started teaching himself to try out piano at age group five. At eight, he began acquiring piano lessons, and by nine was self-taught on recorder and saxophone. At 13, he was playing saxophone and body organ with a music group called the Spirit Groovers in night clubs. He went to Boggs Academy near August, GA, where he aimed the men’s glee golf club as well as the men’s quartet. Upon graduation, he joined Mercer University or college in Macon, GA, that he received a B.A. in sociology. He also performed in an area music group called Dark Snow, later on reverting to a music group from his hometown that developed into Darkness of Bad, which documented the solitary “RELAXED Funk” for Playboy Information. He continued to other rings, notably Bone tissue, Holmes & Close friends and Light Years, turning even more to jazz using the trio ” INSIDE INFO “. After struggling a life-threatening disease in the 1980s, he made a decision to focus even more on his music because they build his personal studio, starting to perform under his personal name, and shifting to Atlanta. He produced significant contributions towards the recording What Dat Shakin’ by the initial P (Parliament/Funkadelic) in 1998, and in 2000 released his debut recording, Sunday Brunch.