Micah P Hinson
Micah P Hinson is a Texas-raised singer songwriter – although born in Memphis, Tennessee - who should have been on the cover of D.B.C. Pierre’s Booker Prize winning novel Vernon God Little.
He lived a hell of a life before he released his first album Micah P. Hinson and the Gospel of Progress in 2003 – his alienation from daily life in Abilene was a fast-track to skateboarding, drug taking and guitar playing. Teenage addiction, hooking up with a fashion magazine cover girl and one or two bad choices introduced Hinson to the inside of a prison cell.
The shock discovery there might be life after 20, a move to Denton, Texas and enrolling in university changed just about all of that and a record deal soon after provided the creative opportunities his father had seen a decade before when he bought Hinson a guitar so he could enter a grade school talent contest.
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