A voice comes through the speaker. It s at once fragile and yet somehow assertive. It s immediate, demanding attention, defying you to ignore, and impossible to define. It s a voice that sounds equally at home coming out of an iPod or an antique transistor radio. The man behind the voice is Wil Deynes, whose music has already become an Internet sensation. Expect the sensation to spread. Wil never does things the conventional way. (What would you expect from a man who spells his first name with only one l ) So, for his debut, he took a lot of different routes to forge his eclectic brand of music. He mixes rock, rhythm and blues, contemporary sounds, and straightforward pop to create a unique style that doesn t betray his Latin-American roots. It s contradictory at once original and comfortably familiar. It s music to fall in love to, grieve a heartbreak, to remember the good times, and to get over the bad. They re urban songs that you can hum while tilling the field.