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UNDESER - The Undeserving is a four-piece rock, alternative, acoustic band from Fremont, OH. Brothers Clay and Kyle Kirchenbauer grew up around music and were ...

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The Undeserving is a four-piece rock, alternative, acoustic band from Fremont, OH. Brothers Clay and Kyle Kirchenbauer grew up around music and were encouraged to play from a young age. While participating in a music class at his local community college, Clay met guitarist Brennan Willis, who was pursuing a career in production at the time. Through a series of events, Brennan and Clay came to the conclusion that they wanted to create music together and recruited Clay's brother Kyle to play drums and their friend Jimmie Getty to play bass. They began writing songs and playing local gigs but wanted to reach beyond their Northwestern Ohio roots. * After a lot of hard work, labels caught wind of The Undeserving and began vying to sign them. Ultimately, Kevin Law, the force behind multi-platinum artist Nelly, caught the band's eye. They signed to Warner Bros. Records through his imprint, Cause for Alarm. Ready to get things going, The Undeserving returned to Nashville to record and fine tune their record. With the recording completed, The Undeserving chose grammy award winning mix engineer, Michael Brauer (The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Paul McCartney, Coldplay, The Fray, John Mayer), to mix and mastering engineer, Ted Jensen to master their project. * Upon completing their project, Warner Bro's Records went to work on promoting the band by placing their music in popular TV shows.

Undeser might refer to

The Undeserving is a four-piece rock, alternative, acoustic band from Fremont, OH. Brothers Clay and Kyle Kirchenbauer grew up around music and were encouraged to play from a young age. While participating in a music class at his local community college, Clay met guitarist Brennan Willis, who was pursuing a career in production at the time. Through a series of events, Brennan and Clay came to the conclusion that they wanted to create music together and recruited Clay's brother Kyle to play drums and their friend Jimmie Getty to play bass. They began writing songs and playing local gigs but wanted to reach beyond their Northwestern Ohio roots.
* After a lot of hard work, labels caught wind of The Undeserving and began vying to sign them. Ultimately, Kevin Law, the force behind multi-platinum artist Nelly, caught the band's eye. They signed to Warner Bros. Records through his imprint, Cause for Alarm. Ready to get things going, The Undeserving returned to Nashville to record and fine tune their record. With the recording completed, The Undeserving chose grammy award winning mix engineer, Michael Brauer (The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Paul McCartney, Coldplay, The Fray, John Mayer), to mix and mastering engineer, Ted Jensen to master their project.
* Upon completing their project, Warner Bro's Records went to work on promoting the band by placing their music in popular TV shows.

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