Allen Kent is a local musician and author who is developing a strong local following. He has worked as a doorman, bar staff, a boxing coach, musician, songwriter, author, and a media producer for many years. We talk about the move from the front man of a band to solo artist, and the long journey to gaining self-confidence. He drinks something that isn’t Kenco and tells us tales of becoming a dad and his costume malfunction when filming The Colour Room. We hear one of the songs from his latest release, 6% Viking, and how a ukulele is for song writing, not just for girlfriends. This episode contains strong language.
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Links to things we talked about:
Guest Links:
Video – The Kid with a Pocketful of Stars
The Colour Room (Clarice Cliff)
Lea Ward’s Elite Level Striking
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