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Artist Skully Crevenart recorded 12 different EP promotional song sets, gigged the New York/Virginia area while frequenting the Baltimore, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas indie music bar scene.
While taking a break from the music world Skully wrote poetry and developed professional screenplay and teleplay writing ability that led to scriptwriting for Hollywood producers, and publishing well over 100 music videos and shorts, but after writing a 5 book collection of essays and poetry.
Later he focused on securing financing for his best scripts to be made into films, which took several years, which is when he created and developed a website.
Skully Crevenart made available by internet an 11 song indie LP song set that's accompanied by an indie promotional video EP called Early Sessions.
His song entitled "Hey" received some U.S. college radio airplay nationally after Baltimore's Radio One airplay clearance, while the London film company Focal Point Television used a sample from Skully's "Hey" for a film.
Skully received radio airplay for his songs "Path In Life" and "Land of the Free" from his Early Sessions LP as well.
Skully penned songs for an LP song set after moving to Los Angeles to learn the art of film making. The move led to touring the United States, which led to years in the Nevada Las Vegas and Reno areas, along with the New Jersey, and North Carolina areas after growing up in Baltimore having New York City, and Hampton, Virginia area cultural experiences in the United States.
The traveling, or touring, led to alternative cultural experiences with 11 arrests for allegations. The touring and law enforcement experiences led to his rock music becoming more of the alternative rock and metal music genres.
Numerous songs from Skully's Early Sessions were lost to theft in Las Vegas, Nevada.
This artist's stories and songs are for the global mainstream rock and metal consumer market.