The Walter Kimball Project

Wowza! I hadn't expected this when I signed up for this site. Thanks to all you wonderful people, all three of my pieces listed on (expired link) have topped the new mexico charts for indie and alternative music.

You all are wonderful!

So where do we go from here? Well I'm in the studio this week to try to get a decent cut of a few new songs, so expect that on the radar soon. Till then you can follow my progress, get a heads up on all the news and what not related to me at: (expired link). There's also links from there to my facebook, twitter, Youtube and Reverbnation accounts.

Once again, thank you all so much!

A 25 year old solo musician making his way in the southern New Mexico region, Walter started in music back well before he could see over a steering wheel. Starting his journey behind a trumpet, Kimball was playing bar shows before he was even into high school. Sitting in with a jazz combo group, the young musician fell in love with the prospect of performance.

Joining the Mayfield Band shortly following, he got the chance to play the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade in New York City in 2004. Following school, the musician set aside his performance aspirations to join the Army where he spent 6 years. In deploying to Afghanistan, Walter's occupied himself with a Johnson Backpacker Guitar when he wasn't busy with life in the war torn country.

Setting aside the uniform, Kimball has taken up a loopstation to create a full band sound. Each song is performed only by himself, live on the spot with one take. Using trumpet, guitar, percussion elements and a deep tenor voice all run though a looper, Walter Kimball provides enticing music to the Southern New Mexico Region.

A 25 year old solo musician making his way in the southern New Mexico region, Walter started in music back well before he could see over a steering wheel. Starting his journey behind a trumpet, Kimball was playing bar shows before he was even into high school. Sitting in with a jazz combo group, the young musician fell in love with the prospect of performance.

Joining the Mayfield Band shortly following, he got the chance to play the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade in New York City in 2004. Following school, the musician set aside his performance aspirations to join the Army where he spent 6 years. In deploying to Afghanistan, Walter's occupied himself with a Johnson Backpacker Guitar when he wasn't busy with life in the war torn country.

Setting aside the uniform, Kimball has taken up a loopstation to create a full band sound. Each song is performed only by himself, live on the spot with one take. Using trumpet, guitar, percussion elements and a deep tenor voice all run though a looper, Walter Kimball provides enticing music to the Southern New Mexico Region.