Kevin
Ward-Krug

Musician, Composer, Producer, and Songwriter

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Composing

I have been composing music for 4 years, writing all sorts of music. It is a joy and a talent that continues to grow with me as a musician. I have worked with many amazing mentors and teachers to hone my compositional process.

Producing

I work primarily using Ableton Live to produce and mix my own music, though I have experience working with other DAWs as well such as pro tools, logic, and fl studio. I hope to pursue a career as a producer and audio engineer in the future.

Performing

I have worked immensely in the past few years to spread my love for music through performance. Honing my stage presence to create a strong connection with the audience. I believe that the right performer can create a magical moment for any audience.

About Kevin

Kevin Ward-Krug is a Musician, Composer, and aspiring music producer based in Maple Bay, British Columbia. Kevin was born in Toronto, Ontario into a family of music. His grandmother was the primary influence on his path, being a music teacher and an accomplished piano player.

Kevin found an passion for music when he started learning the piano at six years old. He constantly tried to push his limits technically and experiment with many interesting Ideas and styles of music as possible. He experienced a variety of theory education, taught by both a classically trained pianist and a jazz musician, while slowly gravitating towards jazz music.

While Kevin is a jazz musician at heart, he has played a wide range of music, his sound can be recognized by his simplistic Ideas, with complex applications. His music draws clear inspiration from his jazz influences, as well as contemporary elements and fusion as well.

Kevin has had experience working with the GISPA Music group as a composer, and strives to develop new Ideas to Improve his musicality. Kevin also produces and mixes music, primarily using Ableton Live, and hopes to pursue a full-time career as an audio engineer in the future.

“Jazz stands for freedom.
It’s supposed to be the voice of freedom: Get out there and improvise, and take chances, and don’t be a perfectionist.

― Dave Brubeck