My latest full-length album of original songs, Moments of Insanity, is available at popular download and streaming sites. The album is also available on CD at Kunaki.
Song of the Month
This month’s featured song is “My Reason”, a brand new song about the search for purpose and the conflict between living up to others’ expectations, which may represent the road more traveled, and the challenges of finding what we are uniquely able to offer the world. The recording is from my latest single, which is now available on streaming and download sites worldwide.
Recent News
- New Cover Single: We Can Work It Out - My bedroom pop-style cover of Lennon & McCartney's "We Can Work It Out", originally recorded by the Beatles, was released on September 10, 2021. It is now available at music streaming and download sites worldwide.
- New Single: My Reason - "My Reason", a stripped down acoustic song about the search for life purpose, was released on August 20, 2021. It is now available on music streaming and download sites worldwide.
- New Single: If You Only Knew - "If You Only Knew", a song about deep friendship and hidden desires I initially wrote in 1997 but finished and recorded in 2021, was released on July 30, 2021. It is now available on music streaming and download sites worldwide.
For a complete list of news items going back as far as 1998, please visit the News Archive.
Recent Blog Entries
- Happy New Year (A Month Late) - Several times during 2020 I started writing posts about 2020 but abandoned them after a while. Each time it seemed like I’d written a bunch of words but really didn’t ... Read more
- Story Behind the Album: Moments of Insanity - 2020 has been a crazy year. Yeah, I know I’m stating the obvious — the year’s insanity may be the only point of agreement between my friends on the far ... Read more
- Story Behind the Song: “Stubborn Heart” - “Stubborn Heart” is a song about the conflict between the head and the heart. You know how it goes: The head tries to reason with the heart in matters of ... Read more
For more blog entries, please visit the Blog.
Updated: September 1, 2021