Around 2006, a hard drive failure wiped the entire original project. Every track. Every session. Gone.
What followed wasn't just a restart — it was a rebuilding. From scratch. And life kept moving:
marriage, ministry, two master's degrees, a growing career, children. The album never left.
It stayed on the burner through all of it — because it was always meant to exist.
Industry renowned producer Jon Webb — KB2's brother and musical mentor, and the person
KB2 attributes much of his producing development to — brought KB2 alongside him as a musician and
co-producer on several professional sessions. Through that work, KB2 served as a musician, vocal producer,
and co-producer, learning the craft from a real master who happened to be his brother. Some of those
sessions made it out into the world. Some didn't. But every single one became a classroom.
That's where KB2 learned to truly hear music. How to take what lives in the imagination
and make it real in the speakers. How to analyze a sound, identify what's wrong, and fix it with precision.
By the time this album came back together, KB2 wasn't just recovering a project.
He was a different producer. Twenty years in the making — and worth every minute of the grind.
