This is my name. It was given to me by my dad. It must be Taiwanese because I was named after General Chiang Kai-shek. Its pronounced kai SHAY, though. I'm Hmong, not Taiwanese.

I do not play live, but I do perform. I also play a little keyboard. I love performing. There's nothing better than that feeling when you've got everyone's attention and your all-around presence creates a mood setting and vibe. You feel it, and so do they. Its great!

YES! Absolutely!

What do you mean would I? Am I under a contract here that I can't sign with a label? If so, I'm out! LOL. Of course I would! No record contract, yet, though.

I started singing when I was very little. I used to harmonize my sister whenever she sang and even to this day, I was surprised that I even knew how to listen that intently to songs to pick out the harmonies.

It wasn't until I was a teenager and had the opportunity to perform at a party when I realized that it was meant to be. I was a choir boy in high school. Did musicals, plays, performed at parties and clubs, and have even gone to national talent searches and events.

Tennessee management team I decided to discontinue. UK team...we're in the works. I'll update when I can.

You know, I really don't have musical influences as in genres and styles. More or less, my influences are the artists themselves and how they came to where they are now. The struggles they went through to get there, and the pains suffered in the process. In the music industry, Asians are far and few and nearly an impossibility because nowadays, its a risk few labels are taking; to try and sign someone who they may even have the slightest doubt on. With that as a huge discouragement, its the fact that these artists have kept going forward from there and succeeded that keeps me going as well. My influences are those who are GREAT all around and who have also broken every barrier to make it there.

Hmmm...I don't have a favorite spot?! I LOVE the serenity of nature, though? I could lay and watch the stars at night, or sit under a maple tree and watch the streams flow endlessly, or just watch two squirrels collect nuts under the golden autumn leaves.