Qu Griffin is a self-trained artist in numerous instruments such as the bass guitar, harmonica, and keyboard along with others he has already begun to learn. Qu has a rather interesting and thought-provoking feel to his style as a singer/songwriter.
"Vibration keeps our molecules together which form the masses that are our bodies. Our molecules work in unison with our bodies which adapt to our environment to allow the movement of our bodies, be it graceful or fumbling. The same ramification can be applied to music which means that sound(vibration) works in unison with our bodies(instruments/vocals) which adapts to its environment (acoustic/electric), and then are conducted in various ways(movement) that are either appealing to the ears or not (graceful or fumbling). Yet it all starts and ends with vibration..."
~ Qu Griffin

Update 2013........

Now Booking, I am playing shows with a buddy who is an amazing singer songwriter out of Arizona, Scottie Baisley(wilcox) so all in all we play a few songs each other than one or so together.

Teamed up with a few local musicians to include the amazing Scott Wilcox,and are starting to record some with them, these guys are amazing. Not really checked out the clarksville scene, played random slots here and there but never a full show. Im not into the 3 hour bar band scene here. Thats not me and will never be me. There is a place for that. . Would like to play here though and will start trying to book shows.

Also Playing

New Full Length Acoustic Album Coming Early 2013 
Recorded @ Niko Records 
and Produced by my good Friend Scottie Wilcox

Featuring Kelsey McCain, Scott Wilcox, Mitchell Blom, and Clinton Swisher, plus a few more..... Back to basicsA punk singer trying to be a folk artist
Update. 3 piece trio in the works. 

BIOGRAPHY
Starting in Punk Rock bands and Church Groups in High school, He eventually started to get tired of the constarints and the lack of creativity with thesh thise bands. Because regardless of what they say "there is a shit ton of things you can do with just 4-5 chords in a song just then the same old repetition." Though this has not swayed his beliefs system he opened his mind to different styles of writing and ways to express his self. While working in the churches he decided to start writing his own music.
He started off playing coffee shops and summer camps all through the State of Texas and Oklahoma. P Across his path he ran into a few more inspiring musicians and statrted to play shows with them whenever he was in the area. He decided to join this group full time of musicians and joined a record lable/production company, called Rendered Poetic Records.
He Released an album entitled, "A voice of Hope" recorded at the late Zion Gete records. During this time he toured playing festivals coffee shops clubs bars and everything inbetween. Enjoyed this time. He went on an Hiatus for about in order to get his life together, and now is back with a new album.
lbumA new a which will hit sometime in the next month or two, is different from anything he has ever done." This album will be different from anything i have ever put out there. It will involve many different styles but it all basically revolves around folk music. There are a few covers, a few original,s and a few sing alongs. Something else that i am putting into this album is a full band which is something that i have never put in before. I am looking forward make this come out. There is a lot of talent from all over the country coming in to contribute."
A small tour he will undertake in the summer in the Nashville, Memphis, Little Rock, Dallas, Houston, College Stationin june and july of 2012.

I'm not sure what to write here. Listen to the tunes and describe it yourself.

The only time you mustn't fail is the last time you try. - Charles F. Kettering,

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