Around 2012, Paul Janeway was in accounting school, working as a bank teller and on his way toward settling down and getting a "big boy" job.But the musically inclined Alabama native -- who would not look out of place behind a desk with a computer -- still had a dilemma. When he opened his mouth to sing, people listened. Like stop dead in their tracks, do a double-take listen.Janeway had grown up singing in church with a corresponding grounding in gospel music and a smattering of soul on the side. By his late 20s, he had already taken a crack at the local Birmingham music scene, but nothing…READ FULL ARTICLE