Dr. Bevveto Markous Bartholemew Was playing the xylophone at three months old, and soon after, took up bagpipes. From there he developed an ear for polka and was button-acordionning within six months. His musical career took off. Sadly, at ten, was then confronted by the senior doctors overseeing his health and told that he would have to give up the then-dubbed "Xylo-Pipe Polka" for the sake of his health (namely his ears). He took leave from the music biz, and attened university and became a doctor of Swiftology. Music just couldnt stay out of the young Bevveto's life, however, and soon after, he decided to take everything he learned at university and apply it to the new and wonderous world of digital Synthography, as well as Bpm Transcology and Partyrockology. Be warned.
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