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Atlanta entertainment and live music audiences have known William Kitchens, singer, musician and songwriter for over 40 years. From night clubs, restaurants and private parties to wedding receptions, corporate events and concert stages his music has been heard by thousands of appreciative listeners.

In the early 70's he spent his teen years as a featured musical guest on WXIA's Teen Canteen television show and has performed in 100's of various venues showcasing Atlanta singer songwriter talent.  By the time he graduated high school he was a seasoned single acoustic guitar act and performing with his band in the Atlanta music scene and throughout the southeast.

During the four decades of a tremendously successful career, William's music has taken him from Atlanta and Georgia night clubs all the way to the Nashville Billboard Country Music Charts. The Daron Norwood hit single, "Bad, Dog, No Biscuit" he co-wrote was featured on the popular CBS television drama "NCIS".

Although his national success has for the time come from Nashville with placements in such prestigious publishing houses such as Universal Music, William's current catalog returns him to his rock and pop music roots and has found placements in major film, television and advertising music libraries.

In addition to his live music performances and songwriting ventures, William also offers superior DJ entertainment services through his Atlanta Pro DJ company.  His impressive client list has included, Disney, ABC Television, NASCAR, (Bobby LeBonte, JJ Yeley, Michael Waltrip), Sally Ride, K.D. Lang, Harley Davidson and 100's of other discerning businesses and customers.

With the demand for great music in both the Atlanta entertainment community, the Nashville recording business and the Hollywood film and tv industry, William Kitchens continues to earn his living doing what he does best... making music.

Multi instrumentalist, producer & songwriter Ryan Burton was Born in Winnipeg Manitoba Canada and started playing guitar at age 11.  In the late 80's to 1994 Ryan played in a band in Montreal called I.C.RED.  The group played hundreds of shows sharing the stage with Canadian Icons (and international stars) like; Glass Tiger, Honeymoon Suite, Joan Jett & The Blackhearts, Sass Jordan, Amanda Marshall, The Tea Party, The Doughboys, Sue Medley, Wild T & The Spirit, Too Many Cooks, 54-40, 13 Engines, World on Edge, & more.

In 1994 Ryan left to become a full time broadcaster, working on air until 1998.  Songwriting and music became a hobby at this time, one that he spent time on daily.

In 2001 Ryan moved into the business/sales side of radio and it moved him to the US in 2003.

In 2011 Ryan's step-daughter was diagnosed with Leukemia and suddenly, music came back.  When faced with life an death, the real you emerges.  Ryan recorded "Sometimes You Gotta Fight" with his old I.C. RED bandmate VANN as a fundraiser for CURE Childhood Cancer in Atlanta. Suddenly there was music again.

In 2012 Ryan started his own marketing company Ryan Burton Marketing, which now affords him more time in the day to record and write again.

In 2015 Ryan started working with local artists in Dacula GA (where he lives with his family) and is now ready to take his knowledge of broadcasting, music and business and turn art into commerce. 

Ryan is married to Kathy and they have 3 beautiful kids.

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