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"...music, when it hits you, you feel no pain." Bob Marley

Ramblin' Pan has been described as "Early Ryan Adams meets young Johnny Cash". And his live show has been known to make grown men weep from the truth and simplicity of the lyrics to the overall presence of a deep knowing with each word sung out.

Ramblin' Pan was formed in 2011 by Kristian Giglietti (Ja-Let-Tee) in Chicago. After the passing of his father, being homeless for 2 months, and ending a serious relationship, Kristian began writing songs to use as a healing balm from depression. Within a year of forming the project, he raised enough money working two jobs to record his first EP album "A Prodigal's Tale". He has sold countless albums nationwide as an independent artist from touring, locally and nationally. "A songwriters journey on the road is the heartbeat of a rambler" -RP

In 2011, Kristian performed at the Middle of the Midwest Fest with such notable bands as Maps and Atlases,The Giving Tree Band, and many more!

In early 2012 he released his EP album "A Prodigals Tale" that has been described as "a folk music roller-coaster"- Cassie KDHX Radio Station

2014 was a big year for Ramblin' Pan. He performed at the KC PorchFest which is one of the largest outdoor music festivals in the Kansas City area. He created an Indiegogo campaign to help raise funds for his debut LP. In 60 days he raised three thousand dollars from fans online and at live shows. Ramblin' Pan will be going into the studio in September of 2015 to record his debut full length record.

-FormerProduction Director for KZLX 106.7 LPFM in Maryville, Missouri
-Northwest Missouri State University alumni
-KC born and raised musician and audio producer

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