Close Proximity (Instrumental Version)

"In constructing the sound of soul eXistence&nbsp; we've taken aspects that reflect on the visions of life as a being or in groups&nbsp; focusing on things in reality that are not only forms of mind&nbsp; nor physical,&nbsp; but showing that the negative&nbsp; neutral,&nbsp; and positive things in our lives can be used to create this form of love we five take part in...<br /><br />We are products of our own environments&nbsp; therefore we strive to inject five distinct personalities into songs we hope will take our listeners on an epic journey into themselves. Often trying but never trivial&nbsp; the composition process tends to run rather smoothly as we are tasked into touching those areas of our audience's psyches they didn't know existed.<br /><br />With members from extremely varied backgrounds and influences&nbsp;&nbsp; our band is proud to produce music with far-reaching impact and appeal - at least that's our intent.<br /><br />We invite you to delve into that which we ourselves are still trying to discover. Come with us as we explore the depths of our soul's existence..." (Jam)<br /><br />soul eXistence began on December 16,&nbsp; 2002 and debuted with all five members, at the time, in Bullhead City, Arizona on January 17th&nbsp; 2004. In 2007 the band had a major change with the departures of drummer Jeremy Barragan and vocalist Mark Burnett from the band. The band decided to bring on Jam's little brother Billy Pippin to play drums full time. He recorded the songs that are up on this site. We just recently found a new singer. His name is Patrick Bell. You can hear him on Infinite Blue.<br />