G.W. Childs IV Fort Worth, Texas
G.W. Childs IV (Star Wars: Battlefront, Knights of the Old Republic: The Sith Lords, Reason) fuses his Fort Worth, TX hometown, Southern heritage with synth pop, disco-tech fantasia. The Eagles meets the Weekend, meets Earth, Wind and Fire. Guitarist Matt Carter and drummer- Ed Love take Childs history in Star Wars- Sci-Fi effects experience to new areas of music and sound. ... more
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