The Singing Mechanic

The stage name of singer/songwriter Vincent Voss, the Singing Mechanic is another tentacle growing from the ever-expanding avant-garde Christian rock monster referred to as the Sounds Familyre label. Having paid attention to nothing but traditional music before age group of 11, Voss shortly broadened his musical palette with an unlucky mélange of 1980s soundtrack music and locks steel. A real-life mechanic focusing on Volkswagen buses, working his very own Vinnie’s Bus’iness, Voss fulfilled up with Damien Jurado, Dave Bazan, and Blake Wescott and shortly signed to become Jurado’s key pad participant. By 1997, he previously started to find out the rudiments of electric guitar and songwriting and would sometimes play some of his brand-new compositions before and after Jurado’s models. By 2001, Voss got enough original materials to attempt his initial tour, drawing the interest of Daniel Smith from the Danielson Famile, with whom he finished up documenting his first record in May of this year. Joined up with in the studio room with people of Unwed Sailor as well as the Danielson Famile, It Wouldn’t End up being What it really is premiered in past due 2001.