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New York Country music artist, Ken Wilber, released the lyric video
today for his new single, “You’ve Gone To My Head,” simultaneously on
his YouTube channel and premiered the video on Facebook. Watch the video here.
“This is such a nice, flowing love song; the kind that just grabs you. I
recorded this song in February on 2018 as part of my first session in
Nashville. My daughter was seven months old at the time and that was the
longest I had ever been away from my family. I was missing my wife and
daughter and that was my inspiration for my performance of the song,”
said Ken Wilber. “The lyrics and the melody transported me back in time
to how I felt when my wife and I first started dating. My hope is that
people can listen to this song and be reminded of similar experiences in
their own life.”
The single is penned by Sonny LeMaire (Exile, Restless Heart, Diamond
Rio, Clay Walker), Rory Bourke (George Strait, K.T. Oslin, Collin Raye)
and Charlie Black (Anne Murray). A love song that describes that special
feeling of falling for that special someone.
Music is available for streaming on Spotify, Apple Music and download on Google Play, Amazon Music and iTunes.
…Maybe I Shouldn’t be drivin’
I’ve got a little buzz goin’, I feel a little high
The kind of shape that I’m in, I find it hard to focus
It’s like the stars in my
eyes
Gotta roll down the window so I can breathe
You don’t know the effect you have on me…
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About Ken Wilber:
Ken Wilber was born in Oneonta, NY on October 29th,
1980. His earliest musical influences were Conway Twitty, Merle Haggard,
George Jones and Johnny Cash. His family remembers him at a young age
staring at the records as they played, trying to understand the music he
heard. Ken learned to sing by trying to emulate the people he heard on
the recordings and would keep at it, until he could copy every little
inflection of the vocal performance. In high school Ken discovered his
second love, theater. He made his theatrical debut at the age of 14 in a
high school production of “Fame.” The band Fly By Nite was formed with
Ken as lead singer where they played locally every weekend at a local
watering hole called “Babcocks.” Fly by Nite played together for a
little over ten years, before dissolving in 2012. Ken Also sang with the
southern rock Group J.D. Mistress. Ken was brought in by guitar player
Rich Rogers. He played with them for about six months, where they played
several dates locally and had the opportunity to open for Molly Hatchet
and Blackfoot in Albany, NY. After Fly By Nite dissolved, Ken and Kerry
Fallot set out to begin writing and arranging music for Ken’s first
album “Rollin’ My Own,” and the album was completed in 2017.Ken had the
opportunity to play country music Legend Hank Williams in a local
theatrical production of “Hank Williams: Lost Highway.” Tony Cottrill
mastered the first project and shortly after the mastering was
completed, Tony contacted Ken to come to Nashville to record a demo
session for Sonny LeMaire of Exile fame. As a result of the demo
sessions, Ken decided to record his second album in Nashville in October
of 2018. New music to be released soon, recorded in Nashville, TN at
Ocean Way studio and produced by Tony Cottrill and Sonny LeMaire.