Ken Fine, M.A. is originally from Penn Valley, PA., about 10 miles West of Philadelphia, PA. He attended The Philadelphia Musical Academy where he studied piano with Jimmy Amadie. He was a keyboard studio session player for Philly International Records & Gamble Huff & Bell Productions and recorded for such R & B artists as The Spinners, Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes, The O'Jays and Mandrill to name a few. He has also recorded numerous music tracks for radio commercials.

Ken opened Vibronic Music Services in Ardmore, Pennsylvania. It was the first Moog synthesizer retail music store in the U.S. and worked closely with Bob Moog in the development of electronic music instruments. Vibronic designed and installed electronic music labs for various colleges in the Northeast U.S. In addition, Ken was an instructor of electronic music for graduate students at Lebanon Valley College in Pennsylvania.

In his late 20’s Ken Fine decided to return to school and earned a B.A. from Florida Atlantic University in Experimental Psychology and a Masters Degree from Antioch University in Clinical Psychology. As a graduate student, Ken developed a personality test based on music perception called "The California Projective Music Test". He also developed a Peak Performance system for entertainers.

Ken Fine worked in the field of stress, anxiety and chronic pain as a psychologist for 15 years. He left the mental health field, but was a Fellow of the Biofeedback Certification Institute of America and The National Board for Certified Counselors. He was licensed as a Certified Mental Health Counselor in Florida, and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Colorado.

In 2002, Ken was a dance band leader & keyboardist for Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines. His band worked on Splendor of the Seas.

Kenny Fine founded Blue Moon Talent, Inc. in 2003. His philosophy was to create an ethical corporate entertainment company focusing on customer service utilizing top-level talent. As a result, Blue Moon Talent has grown beyond his expectations!