I knew then that I needed music, and specifically performing, in my life. I had forgotten what it felt like and I never wanted to forget again. My first time back on stage was exhilarating. Then one day, I joined a 60s-inspired indie band as a backup singer. I got caught up in living things, just like everyone who quits music. In fact, I didn’t perform live for seven years. After a few failed attempts at getting another band together, I stopped trying. I was having a blast and was ready to buckle down and take this band all the way, so it broke my heart when my co-collaborator and bass player quit the band. I fronted my first real band, a dance-rock band called POOL, and really took to performing. I still remember the first two instrumental songs I wrote!įast forward to post-college, when I moved to Chicago. I loved playing it, and I started writing songs in my preteen years. I remember singing all the time, and I was delighted when my mom bought a used piano from an estate sale.
I had no neighbors, so I spent a lot of time outside exploring the creeks, forests, and fields. To kick things off, can you tell us a bit about how you got started?Īndi Jane: I grew up in the middle of nowhere, Illinois. Today we’d like to introduce you to Catfish Seminar.Īlright, so thank you so much for sharing your story and insight with our readers.
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