Jaemeraquan

Winston-Salem, NC

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Travels up to 120 miles

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A groovy, soulful, laid-back solo singing guitarist with a versatile repertoire spanning Alternative Rock, Jazz, Singer-Songwriter, Pop, Indie, and R&B. He adapts his sound to fit the feel of any event, from mellow background music to more engaging performances. His sets can also include chord-melody instrumental pieces, adding a unique, intimate touch. With a large catalog of original music across these genres, every performance brings a blend of familiar favorites and an authentic, personal sound.


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