"These Eyes" from Album Acceptance by Shilo Andrews:
This song is another reflection of the times i'd spent with someone, good and bad.
The break up being inevitable but the memories being some of the best!

http://www.latelierclair.com/About_Shilo.html

Shilo Andrews " Acceptance"

01. Dear Cheryese

02. Sonoma County Wine

03. These Eyes

04. Dreams made of Toxic Fuel

05. Saturday

06. I'll be melody

07. If they could see you now

08. Saturday (Acoustic)

09. If they could see you now (Acoustic)

10. I'll be melody (Acoustic)

About Shilo Andrews:
Shilo Andrews was born and raised in North West London where for the first 16 years of his life music was just a noise in the background. Straight after finishing high school he flew to northern California to live with his father (a retired musician) where he spent the next 4 years discovering his passion for music.

Immediately feeling the sting of being alone Shilo set up an airstream trailer in the forest on the back of his dad's land and built a studio in it where he would spend all his nights producing and mastering his guitar playing.

Shilo:"I would stay up from midnight to about six AM just messing with sounds"

Most of his inspiration coming from Bob Marley Shilo bought himself a Marley song book and was singing the songs in no time.

"No woman No cry is probably my most idolized song to date. That song was able to talk about a political view without a judgment. Something i think music in general finds very hard to do".

After a year in the forest he moved to the town of Santa Rosa where he attended Santa Rosa Junior College.

Majoring in Theater he eventually dropped every academic class he had in order to focus on acting and music.

He started a hip-hop group "Live Long" and went into producing an album.

Finishing college he decided a change was needed.

Shilo:"It was either LA or New York. I'd been to LA once already and never New York so... I figured i'd try something new. The whole reason for the move was the music! I turned to my dad. He suggested rapping with my guitar...haha i was like no ones gonna listen to that dad..."

So he started adapting his guitar style to rap around it.

He found himself in Harlem next. Then Brooklyn. Then the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music where he met Guitar teacher Ron Jackson. Jackson heard him playing a song outside his class one day and was taken back by his ability to rap and play at the same time. He invited him to come to his studio to show some of his music to Music producer Shohei Narabe.

Shohei after hearing a few songs decided to produce the album "Acceptance".

While the album was in progress Shilo started hitting the open mic circuit.

Shilo:"Banjo Jim's had to be the most friendly one i went to. It became a community, every saturday afternoon i'd go down there and hang with a crowd of musicians and just jam".

Acceptance

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