Tarin
1.5 yrs employment
Promotions Gal
MIss Ess: What was the moment you really got into music? What were yo
u listening to? Where were you?
Tarin: The first music memory I have was when I was in a car set in the back of my parents baby blue late 80s Mazda. I remember trying to slap my hands on my knees to the beat of the music, and most likely we were listening to
Bonnie Raitt, Elton John, or
The Beatles… possibly even
The Judds. Those were the tapes that always seemed to be in the car when I was little. Once I figured out how to be on rhythm to a beat there was no stopping me, no one could get me to stop singing or dancing. My toes have been tapping pretty much my entire life.
Miss Ess: Whose posters did you have on your walls when you were growing up?
Tarin: I had so many posters on my walls growing up I don’t even know if I could name them all. But from

what I remember; Beatles,
Dave Matthews Band, Black Sabbath, Bob Marley, Michael Jackson, Hanson (I thought Zak was such a hunk!... I was also 11), typical teen dream pics, and various years of Monterey Jazz Festival posters.
Miss Ess: What brought you to Amoeba?
Tarin: I was living in LA, going to Musicians Institute and I kept hearing about this magical place where you could find anything you wanted. And even though it was only about 6 blocks from where I was living, it took me a year and a half to finally make it in. When I walked in the first time I felt so overwhelmed and so excited I thought I was at an amusement park… but for music. I ended up spending 4 hours and way too much money but I was instantly in love.