KnightKrawler

KnightKrawler Ringtones now available on the websites of these cell phone carriers: Verizon Wireless (U.S.A. and Canada); Virgin Mobile; Thumbplay and more added weekly. Just type in my name where you would normally purchase ringtones with your carrier. More updates soon!

I have just created a page called “KnightKrawler News” where I will be listing current events. I wanted to take some time to thank the DJ’s across the globe that are spinning my records and promoting my songs. From the westside of Jax all the way to Paris, France. The saying sounds different from country to country but the meaning is still the same, “Mon coeur est mon ampli, pas besoin de micro,” (My Heart’s My Amplifier I Don’t Need A Mic)

Shouts out to DJ Rafal for his official Red Lingerie Remix Bremen, Germany style! Keep doing great things man. I appreciate the love!

Thank you Chloé from Toronto, ON for your synopsis on “Amplifier.” I appreciate it Chloé. You defined the true meaning of my piece!

“I believe a lot of people look and listen to music to find something that they can relate too, something meaningful but all they/we hear in the end is conniving, gossip and contradiction. The song is really good. As soon as the beat started my head started bobbing. Your lyrics really got me thinking. The story you tell can easily be pictured in ones mind. They way you express your emotions is prodigious. One can feel your passion, your struggle, your plight, your success, your journey. The tone of your voice is dominant. Not in the sense that you are speaking to control those who are around you, (or let the mic control you,) but in the sense that you are in control of your life. Though you could not control what happened on your journey to the top; you were able to control the outcome of each situation. Each struggle and fight described in the song can be felt by the listener. The liaisons to real people make the song all the more powerful, they put a stronger.. clearer.. picture of what you are trying to illustrate with your words. They show that there is no need for excuses because life is full of dilemmas and those dilemmas are all set up like a mirror. Set up like that to show us all our faces and once you see yourself clearer, your understanding is clearer. That lesson, or whatever you want to call it, is blatant in the song Amplifier. All in all, the song is deep.. so deep it’s bottomless. People can and will consider you as the entity within their lives without a history of you speaking the epitome of stupidity. They will see as I do that you are living your life while expressing your liberty.” by Chloé Gordon