Below are many of my songs, some available as free downloads, some available for purchase directly from this site. Any song, however, can be previewed for free by clicking on the play button beside the track name. To buy, all you need is a PayPal account. If you don't have one, you can find many of my songs on Spotify, iTunes, Bandcamp, SoundCloud, Amazon and CDBaby.
Solo LP by Kenley Young. Copyright Vague She Music, 2009. All rights reserved. "Standard Candle" is my first full-length solo release. Recorded in Virginia and South Carolina, it's a blend of straight-ahead rock and introspective singer-songwriter material, featuring many of my talented musician friends from across the country.
EP by Fling. Copyright Vague She Music, 2000. All rights reserved. "The View From the Valley" is a five-song EP that my band Fling released while we were students at the University of South Carolina. The four of us (bassist James Touzel, guitarist Justus Jagger, drummer Ronnie Cleland and myself) recorded the songs at The Jam Room studio in
EP by Fling. Copyright Vague She Music, 2000. All rights reserved. "The View From the Valley" is a five-song EP that my band Fling released while we were students at the University of South Carolina. The four of us (bassist James Touzel, guitarist Justus Jagger, drummer Ronnie Cleland and myself) recorded the songs at The Jam Room studio in Columbia, S.C.
Out-of-print LP by Junction 51. Copyright Vague She Music, 1997. All rights reserved. "Bull in a China Shop" was my first outing in a professional studio. The full-length record features the same musicians who played in Fling (above), but at the time of this recording -- during our high school years -- we were called Junction 51. Enjoy a few free
Out-of-print LP by Junction 51. Copyright Vague She Music, 1997. All rights reserved. "Bull in a China Shop" was my first outing in a professional studio. The full-length record features the same musicians who played in Fling (above), but at the time of this recording -- during our high school years -- we were called Junction 51. Enjoy a few free tracks from the record below.
