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Ken Verheecke
PO Box 290
Piedmont, SD 57769

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Within each heart and life are deep internal motivations. We are driven to express… to communicate… to move to the rhythm of a passion to know and be known. We have been given an ability to think and dream and engage all that is around us… but yet there is a longing for a meaningful interaction with a world that is seemingly beyond our grasp. So begins the journey of the heart… desperate to experience life and all it has to offer.

The songs upon this site are mile marker moments within this journey. They are intersections of time when I was moved to express an experience… be it a celebration or a moment of sadness it is all sincere and honest… it is my journey. I hope as you listen to these songs… that you will be encouraged in your journey and that you are ultimately able to find your way within this marvelous gift of LIFE.

“What I hope to accomplish through this music is to provide a moment within your day to experience a measure of peace and within that intersection of time may we learn to appreciate the gift of life. May God bless you comfort & rest.”


Reflections - Now Available!!!

Instrumental Acoustic Guitar Celebrating the Seasons of life



Ken's NEW release is a collections of songs from the "Reflections" series released at Amadeo Music.  Click here for full release information!

Recorded throughout 2009 & 2010 at Wind & Wheat Music Studio, Piedmont, SD

Produced by: Ken Verheecke

"New Life" was recorded with a pair Audio Technica ATM-33's in Stereo using a Line 6 UX2 Interface going into a Gateway PC... using Cubase 4LE recording sofware.

Ken has lived in the Black Hills of South Dakota since 1978. Ken notes, "It's a place that has captured my imagination and I wanted to create a project that celebrated how I see western South Dakota each and every year. This release captures the wonder, beauty and the exciting change of our Spring season here in the Black Hills. Look for other releases, Summer Reflections, Autumn Reflections and Winter Reflections here on the site."  Ken Verheecke