Kevin Alexander Brown

Kevin dropped out of school in 2007 to become anything but what he was. Kevin learned to sing in the woods at a commune in Vermont, walked the southern half of the Appalachian Trail with a banjo playing for tips, backpacked around Europe and Morocco whilst performing in the streets for money, and biked from the Canadian border 1200 miles to New Orleans, Louisiana - busking for cash along the way. Kevin became a fixture of the French Quarter music scene in New Orleans before settling in Flagstaff, Arizona for a time, where he delivered and stacked truckloads of hay by hand at remote ranches just south of the Navajo Indian Reservation. Eventually Kevin left the smokey bars to try a career as a farmer and to start a family - his labor was fruitful and he eventually purchased a total of 80 acres in the flatlands of Wicomico County, Maryland, where he and his wife Margaret developed many novel farming techniques and a loyal customer-base for over 15 years. Life events in 2025 forced Kevin to make the extremely difficult decision to close his thriving farm and seek a better life for his wife and children … and now he's back. Check Kevin’s IG @groundworksfarm for live performance videos 😊