No party is too small or too big for this veteran of the dance scene. Though he favors House, he is no stranger to other genres, which often make an appearance in his sets. It’s all about quality music that reaches the soul, gets feet shuffling and booties shaking rather than labels stuck on to genres. Having played all over Asia and beyond, he makes Taiwan his current home. No matter whether headlining a festival or opening for visiting djs he is happy to provide quality sounds with soul.

These are song idea’s for marketing purposes. My goal is to fill every single genre on Soundcloud with an example of what I can create. I can write, produce and arrange music for YOU! Check out my website travisboamedia.com


From a young age Travis always felt a deep connection to music. Growing up in very music friendly family he can always remember his roots. Writing songs starting at the age of 14 he recorded at home with a small set up just to hear himself and developed his skills. At 18 years old starting to play in Vancouvers open stages and busking in Gastown, Vancouver he knew his music was his calling. From 2002 on he developed his music professionally playing in multi disciplines and performing for small groups and large festivals. Travis settled in the Columbia Valley and has launched a media company where he will continue to develop and his passion working with the great people of the valley.

Experience
Mile Zero Dance Edmonton, AB — 2006-2010
Setting up music and playing along to the most interesting modern dance acts and performances in and around the Edmonton area. Acting as sound technician and performer.

K.O. Dance Edmonton, AB — 2006-2010
First hired to perform for the U of A summer Orchesis Dance Intensive this
relationship grew to include over 20 performances including Manhattan NY’s JudsonChurch and the creation of a 45 min Act which premiered at the Expanse Festival.

Cafe Leva Edmonton, AB — 2006–2008
Hired to perform solo every Thursday and book music every Friday. This was where improve singer songwriter skills were developed.

Of Breath/Str8 Up Gypsies Edmonton, AB — 2007-2010
Starting with Of Breath and recording their first album which is released on iTunes and Apple music they developed into a show booked for restaurants and cafés to provide mellow folk/jazz like ambience for guests. They quickly developed into the Str8 Up Gypsies which was more of a dance/Electronic beats/folk performances to get people dancing. The Str8 Up Gypsies performing thesis was they improved every show and recording always keeping the music fresh and current. This period was very busy for music with up to four or five gigs per week.

Yellowhead Brewery Edmonton, AB — 2010-2016
Hired as Director of Operations. Managed over 1000 events booking all kinds of
music from live bands to DJ Dance events.

Kim is a singer/songwriter based in Wellington.  His music music is reminiscent of Elliot Smith, The Sundays and various Finn family members.  Half told stories, hung off melodies that are hard to shake... Kim's brand of bitter-sweet folk/pop music is just plain pretty.

Kim has been writing, recording and performing his music for over 20 years.  Since an intense two years working with his previous band "Jennifer Says", Kim has been distracted by his work as a comedian and variety entertainer, but he has returned to the musical side of the industry with his debut solo album Cold Since June (2010)

Jennifer Says was active from 1999 until 2001.  During that time, they played extensively around Wellington, placing 2nd in the Temple Bar singer songwriter grand final.  The band also appeared live on "Space" (TV2) with the song Right Here.
 
Kim's song "Metronome"  sat at number 1 on Palmberston North's Vision 100 FM, and was featured on the South Pacific Pictures series "Mercy Peak" (2001 - 2003).

The self produced album sports a possible over indulgence of synths and loops, but the result is a rich and vibrant collection of smartly crafted pop/folk songs.

Kim has already largely completed a follow up album, (his third, including Jennifer Says' "Regular Tones" (2000) ) with much more of a stripped back folk feel to it, focusing on guitars and vocals.

Full details, images, songs and information are available at http://www.kimpotter.co.nz

"... luminescent slices of soulful guitar pop... sounded big, warm and very tasty. Might make you think of Neil Finn... more intensity than Crowded House." - City Voice, Wellington

"...lucious harmonies and shining guitar lines... You won't stop humming it!" - Riffage.com


Experimental improv and contemporary dancer/choreographer. Always listening for new music and sounds.

Writer, Director, Filmmaker, Troublemaker, Visionary, Immigrant, Smartass, Prankster. Flames, Soccer, Hotdogs? I'm a fan. Can do this en Español tambien.

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