I wrote some video game music for a racing game called "Shadow Gear." Check out the game here:

So - John Walker asked me to do some specific sax parts as part of his latest album. I did what he wanted the first night, but then... well I got inspired and did a TON of sax overdubs a…

It's out and available. Get it here.

I was invited to play and arrange sax on Sigh Figh's exquisite new album "Horrific". Specifically, you can hear me on the track "Toxic Mollusk Entity" which is track 11. I recommend checking out the entire album if you like…

For those of you who aren't aware, one of my favorite bands is Jellyfish. I was invited to partake in an online festival celebrating the band - and I of course had to oblige! The festival includes contributions from other…

I was invited to collaborate with a bunch of fabulous people to create a high quality compilation of one of my favorite band's music! Right now I am not 100% sure what will make it on the compilation album, but…

I finally had time to take footage captured months ago and create this music video for my music collective KO Theory. I'm very pleased with how it turned out. It's always a mixed bag when you get footage from multiple…

I had the great pleasure of speaking with some fellow They Might Be Giants fans on one of my favorite podcasts, This Might Be A Podcast, hosted by Greg Simpson! Become a patron of the podcast to hear this exclusive…

I was invited to contribute to an extremely cool project! John Linnell of They Might Be Giants fame (you may or may not know that they are one of my favorite bands of all time) has released a four song…

Such a privilege to be asked to provide music for someone's big day! We played a full Catholic mass. We played Moon River and Can't Help Falling in Love as well as some Catholic classics.

The band finally got a chance to play live! A super fun gig.

I got to be a guest on one of my favorite podcasts to talk with host Greg Simpson about our favorite band They Might Be Giants. We discuss the awesomely under-rated song Music Jail Part 1 & 2. You can…

I did a sad cowboy version of this excellent They Might Be Giants Song.

A group of people I met on reddit have been doing cover songs to get us through the pandemic. Here is our latest:

The arrangement of this took some time. Those time and feel changes were tricky. Lots of Bad…

Hey all! This is one of the songs I was asked to record for the THEY pay tribute album, a tribute to They Might Be Giants. The organizers actually chose my recording to open the album because they liked it…

Here is a lyric video I made for a cover song I recorded. This is another song by one of my favorite bands They Might Be Giants. I was asked to record this cover for a Podcast. Love the lyrics…

I met some random strangers online and we decided to do this cover of Radiohead's Creep. OH THE ANGST. Great song - but watch out for F-bombs :)

An a capella one for you. Kind of old-timey, don't you think?

I've been working with a stranger over Reddit on an album. It's kind of mid-fi/lo-fi. Super happy with how it turned out. Tracks available on this site and most streaming services.

An original Christmas tune. A guy on Reddit asked me to sing this song he wrote. I like the tune and, despite being a huge fan of Christmas, sometimes we all feel a little like a Scrooge :)

I wrote and recorded an original song with strangers I met on the internet. It was supposed to be a total throwaway - an exercise in songwriting - but it turned out extremely awesome so I'm sharing it with you…

I was asked to contribute vocals to Heylel’s re-imagining of their song “Wings of Eternity.” Such a lovely folk ballad with beautiful violin. Heylel is a progressive rock band from Portugal. I met them through my prog band Philhelmon and…

Here is a very special project in this time of seperation due to Covid and racial tension. I’ve been contributing to this in the last two months… sax, vocals, composition, lyrics, guitar, video editing. I met these folks online and…

Here is a live version of Dance the night away. It’s a track by my progressive rock band Philhelmon. Enjoy!