Something about Alvin Fields:

Alvin Fields  is a Singer, Songwriter, Producer and Multi-Instrumentalist.  His DAW of Preference is Sonar 8.05 and Sonar X3 by Cakewalk along with  Roland Instruments. 
His Vocal Credits include his performance on  J. Cole Born Sinner,  Kanye West's  "Yeezus" “My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy" on  the  Chant vocals alongside Super Producer Ken Lewis  for  Kanye West’s Mulit-Platinum Song “Power”, “All Of The Lights”  “Lost In The World” and “Who Will Survive In America” by Kanye west  and Bon Iver. He also appears on Drakes “Lord Knows” and Eminem's Shady XV.
  Alvin has a very extensive industry track record and has had songs covered by various artists from  Dionne Warwick to Jennifer Holliday and about 50 other  prominent vocal artists. 

He appears vocally  on tracks alongside the likes of  Luther Van Dross, Whitney Houston, Cissy Houston, Chaka Khan ,Rihanna, Kid Cudi, Tony Williams, The-Dream, Charlie Wilson, John Legend, Elly Jackson (of La Roux), Alicia Keys, Elton John, Fergie, Ryan Leslie, Drake,  and Alicia Keys and Ken Lewis  just to name a few. Alvin has been a signed writer for Sony Music Publishing, EMI Music Publishing and Sumac Music.
He has scored Three Grammy Credits via Kanye West’s M.B.D.T.F. , and is credited for co-writing and singing on the international dance hit “Let’s All Chant” one of the most covered dance songs in history.

 Additional vocal work, studio credits and  original productions: http://albumcredits.com/Profile/38766
http://www.discogs.com/search?q=alvin+fields&btn=&type=all-
http://www.myspace.com/alvinfields/music/songs?filter=featured 
http://www.allmusic.com/artist/alvin-fields-p38766/credits

Any sound can create music. The best part is, there are NO rules!

Rock and roll; more emphasis on the roll.

For the better part of a decade, the eponymous songwriter found messages to put out. Utilizing the contributions of a revolving door of musical collaboration, the music became enlivened. Each member helps to fashion songs that evoke both a wildness in desire and nostalgia. What it creates is an outlet. Where distant memories and inspirations shape the present. Where the old generations of rock and roll are simply a jumping-off point into songwriting. Where pensive rhythms and swaying, foot-tapping melodies breathe once worn-out themes to new life.
 
There’s no such thing as a good or bad song. Music hits emotion or it doesn’t. The Mike Lynch Band makes good on this. As a Midwestern act from Carbondale, IL., now based out of Nashville, TN, they manage to relate a universal element through their airwaves. To shape songs that embody the errors and mistakes of experience. Music about love and inadequacy, hunger and guns. The Mike Lynch Band evokes the effect that collaborated life produces: honest and wild human emotion.
 
                                     							-Fredric Saunders

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