Nick Driver

After graduating high school, Nick Driver moved to Raleigh, North Carolina to go to college at North Carolina State University. During the time there, Driver played in several bands from the punk-metal band Seven, hardcore punk band How Far We've Fallen, funk-rock inspired band System Burned, to the modern rock band Skywire. During these years and following, Driver also opened for and shared festival slots with bands such as Badfish, Less Than Jake, Paramore, Throwdown, Evaline, Echo 7, Stuck Mojo, Coheed and Cambria, Underoath, 3Oh!3, the Human Abstract, and Rehab are just a few to name. After years of writing within bands, Driver started writing his first acoustic album which would turn into "Warm Is Your Color" which has propelled him to new heights with loads of new fans. The album was recorded in Winston Salem over a 6 day period with Between the Buried and Me's producer Jamie King, who would go on to play drums on Driver's album along with some guitars. The album features eleven songs all laden in pop and acoustic rock with a feel good edge behind them. Nick also signed a non-exculsive deal with Florida Indie Label Caravan Media three weeks after recording the album. Driver states, "I am now just kind of going where ever the people want to see me and touring everywhere I can go..."