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Vincent Ryan Borres Profile Artist's Bio


Vincent Ryan Bolano Borres

Born on the 4th of March 1978

From Roxas City, Capiz, Philippines

Graduated from Filamer Christian College with a degree in Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Is musically inclined since birth and a self-taught musician from playing the guitar, drums, bass and keyboards.  Started playing drums when I was 3 years of age playing with empty Nido tin cans. Learn to play the guitar by the age of 10 and then played a real drum kit during my second year in high school coz my classmate elder brothers got a band so we hang out in their house and played with it.

Formed a band and joined a song writing contest in school.  I was the keyboardist, I taught our bassist to play bass and the drummer to play drums as well as our lead guitarist apart from the vocalist.
Founded Frozbyte and joined a battle of the bands in Capiz and was invited to do front act for bands like Yano, The Youth and Introvoys when these bands had their concert in Roxas City, Capiz.  Had a major concert as Frozbyte during Nursing days for two consecutive years.

Came to England as an NVQ student, met English musicians and joined the band called Hampered Balls.  Had some local gigs in Romsey, Nether Wallop and King Somborne, all were invitational gigs.  Had the chance to jam with Jammer Project, a band from Portsmouth, UK.

Bought some gear and did a laptop digital recording.  Release an album titled Key Note distributed by Reverbnation and was on iTunes for a year’s subscription and sold some copies of my songs worldwide collectively from iTunes, Reverbnation, and streaming from Spotify.  Presently rank as number 2 in Reverbnation under Other/Experimental Genre as local artist in Romsey, UK.  My category of music was classified as Others/Experimental because it is a mix of everything from Rock to Reggae to Jazz and a little bit of Blues plus some Ambient sound and Trance.

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