Currently I work with a cover band out of Georgia called Letterbox. We cover current pop/rock tracks back three decades of music. The official site is www.letterboxentertainment.com.

The music you hear here is rarely performed live. I am primarily a music producer.

It makes independent label and non-label music available to people around the world without extensive mailing, marketing and distribution efforts. On the downside some listeners and "passerby's" are treating that music like it's just a "hobby" of the artist. So the respect for the time, money, and effort online artists put into their music gets weakened. Therefore many are taken advantage of all of the time by those looking to make a buck off of indie music. Soundclick has thus far proven themselves to be quite different from that.

1975-1980: My first musical growth. Spent learning the piano and studying production.

1981-1993: Played with MANY bands and wrote and recorded 500+ unreleased songs.

1994-1996: Spent learning production and writing another hundred songs.

1997: The release of "Something Old Something New" (Instrumentals), my first commercially available CD.

1998: The release of "Rise" my first vocal CD, and my second commercially available CD.

1999-2000: I recorded and released over 10 CD projects for various bands. By late 2000 I was on over 50 different CD projects. Mostly hip-hop. Signed with a major label for the release of the Ringmaster: Jerry Springer soundtrack. Interviewed by Billboard and had a single hit the Hot 25 Climbers chart.

2001: Produced American Gypsy's "Safe Place". Began working heavily with the next generation of OMD's.

2002: The release of my group SoloRayz first CD "Songs From The Couch", and the release of my third commercially available solo CD "Solosphere". Solosphere was my first full commercial endeavor into electronica.

2003: Offically completed on the last day of 2002, "id" was a two person project, Jeff Price and myself under the name The Conspiracy. It remains packaged for release but nothing official. Released my fourth commercially available CD "Mood Ring". This became a huge hit on a number of OMD's. It too was an all-electronica release. I also finished my second full CD project with American Gypsy titled "Let Me Be Free". Shortly thereafter broke all ties with OMD's.

2004: This marked the completion of my third released electronica CD "The Forever Garden". I am considering an official release online at my website soon. I joined Letterbox as their keyboardist.

2005: I completed my second vocal EP "The One". This is not currently released. Began publicly gigging with live cover band Letterbox.

2006: Through Korg Forums "One Song A Month" contract, I began working on my third vocal CD tentatively titled "The Right to Remain Silent", now called "Pop Junkie". Increased performances with Letterbox placed time constraints on personal recording projects.

2007: Due to time/financial constraints, all recording projects were temporarily halted. Again, Letterbox increased the number of monthly performances and began gigging throughout the Southeastern U.S.

2008: "Pop Junkie" was finalized in December. This 14 track work of art took longer than usual for me but is finally complete!

2009: A new CD "Head, Heart, and Hands" is now in the works!

Most obvious influences in my music would be Today-Smile era Brian Wilson and psychedelic-era Beatles. Other influences would include Queen, Supertramp, Pink Floyd and in more modern times Paisley Underground type of bands. Jellyfish, The Wondermints, The Grays, and post-80's Tears For Fears, just to mention a few, should also should be noted as inspirational.

Head, Heart, and Hands