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E L E C T R O N I C P R E S S K I T http://2unes.net 770-714-8867 [email protected] /north.woodall /22ttuunneess /north2uneswoodall /Artist/2unes Primarily a self-taught musician, it was at the age of eleven that his mom introduced him to the guitar and a love affair with music that has stood the test of time. In his teens, North “2unes” Woodall studied the playing styles of Ernie Isley, Santana, and Joe Walsh, among other R&B, funk, rock, and pop music styles. Hard work, determination, and a natural gift paid off and as a result of his exceptional proficiency with the guitar, he was quickly established with popular groups in and around Dayton, Ohio, such as The Delvones and Round Trip Ticket. North has since relocated to Atlanta, Georgia and was sought to share the stage with funk masters Lakeside, The Ohio Players, Roger Troutman and Zapp, Roy Aires, Millie Jackson, Tom Brown and Will Downing. He regularly sells out venues as the audiences know that they will be highly entertained and satisfied by tight arrangements and banging guitar solos with great licks. And the blessings continued to flow. 2unes has become a staple on the Atlanta music scene appearing in venues from the Ritz Carlton to Wind-Down Wednesdays at Centennial Park, bridging the generation gap with his unique music blend of jazz, R&B, and hip-hop. “I work for the listener and my music is designed for them. It is important to me that I give them what they want.” Woodall went on to say that he defines his musical style as being like a gumbo. “I can’t be put into a box musically. I’m not one thing, but many things bringing people together from all sides of the music spectrum.” 2unes Takes It One Step At A Time “I work for the listener and my music is designed for them. It is important to me that I give them what they want.” - 2unes Check out the Press Release with 2unes exclusively at. http://2unes.net/ Featured This Week On The Jazz Network Worldwide: Legendary guitarist North “2unes” Woodall with his new CD ‘Between The Lobes’ and a sneak peek “Ain’t No Woman Like The One I Got” from the upcoming CD “Feel Good All Over” Early 2019 Popular guitarist North “2unes” Woodall brings his powerhouse musicality on ‘BETWEEN THE LOBES” on an instrumental version of “Happy”. Its a blend old school R&B and smooth jazz. Combined with a sneak peek of his upcoming CD “Feel Good All Over” with “Ain’t No Woman Like The One I Got” in early 2019. https://www.youtube.com/user/22ttuunneess http://2uneswavesmoothjazz.com/.

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