Kevin Hannan

Contemporary rock singer/songwriter Kevin Hannan was created in NEW YORK about November 3, 1970, honing his craft in the brand new York and NJ areas. He spent many years employed in studios before committing himself to a music profession in the past due ’90s. Influenced from the daring music and oblique lyrics of contemporary rockers R.E.M. and Tori Amos, he started collaborating with fellow New Yorkers Michael LaGennusa and saxophonist Norman Salant. His 1998 debut, Pictures of Dorian, premiered to small fanfare, but his profession found when he was put into the panel of OutMusic, the Country wide Association of Lgbt Music Experts. Hannan spent another two years trying out his follow-up recording, 2001’s Bridge to Atlantis, which received reviews that are positive but insufficient focus on expand his reach significantly beyond the brand new York City region.