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Kevin Burdick
Kevin is an LDS artist from Mesa, Arizona, and now living in Salt Lake who began writing and playing his music at the age of six. While in the sixth grade, his piano teacher let him learn to play "Hello" by Lionel Richie. That event pointed Kevin in the direction he follows today writing pop/rock songs which tell a good story and teach an LDS value. His songs are rich in symbolism while being grounded in the reality of today. "Kevin's music influences include Ben Folds, Elton John, and Bill Joel."
He has received many awards for his music including the Southwest Film Festival's 2000, Winner Best Music Video and 2000, Winner Best Sound. His latest CD, "Deep Blue America," was described by Scottsdale Magazine as "a positive, energetic look at American life, spirituality, trials, and pride." Tyler Castleton of Shadow Mountain Publishing describes Kevin's latest album as having "a great sound and the songs are all very compelling and moving . . ."
Kevin Burdick
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Deep Blue America
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Divine (3:18) <PLAY> Like a Star (3:12) <PLAY> America (3:58) <PLAY> What Else Do You Need? (3:37) <PLAY> You Linger On (3:08) <PLAY> New Job (3:30) <PLAY> Cryin' Eyes (3:09) <PLAY> Self-Destruction (4:08) <PLAY> Sweet Sophia (3:14) <PLAY> Geronimo's Dominoes (4:07) <PLAY>Angel (3:21) <PLAY>
This song is the true story of a girl who endured countless trials and never gave up hope.
The story of finding that person that inspires you to be better. "Stone to Satin, Water to Wine, Rags to Fashion, you turn me into Divine."
We all have divine potential and need to shine "for the whole world to see."
Wrote this on September 12th, 2001. "And I've risen on the first day, my body climbs cold against the clay, and I'm whispering a new name, no we will never be the same, America."
This is a song that really lays out what is important in our lives.
This is a sweet love song about love and loss.
The story of how I quit my old job.
I dedicate it to anyone who has ever endured any kind of abuse as a child.
This song is a modern version of THE PRODIGAL SON.
This is a simple jazz-based love song about a sweet girl named Sophia.
This song is about the American Indian, their history and their suffering.