Draft:Thomas Evers
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Education[edit]
Thomas Evers was educated at the International School of Groningen in the Netherlands after transfering from the Maartenscollege in Haren. After a year to work on an educational tech startup named The Smart Make, he enrolled in the TU Delft, at which he finished a bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering. Currently he is in the process of getting a masters degree in Signals and Systems.
Music Career[edit]
On the side, Thomas and Nicolas Darker started busking in cities in the Netherlands and Germany. After offers to entertain at larger establishments grew, the choice was made to forgo any label deals and focus on education instead. The duo is known to rarely perform in Munich Germany, drawing small crowds and donating the money to charity.
Their best known work is an accoustic guitar solo named "Civilisation Win". Furthermore they are known to perform an alternative cover of Country roads by john denver. Mr Darker later did small solo opening acts for larger bands such as Kaleo.