I knew what I wanted to do but there were no labels dedicated to the guitarist as the artist, but only to the guitarist as a shred meister. I read an interview with guitarist Glenn Phillips, who has released ten albums independently. I realized from his comments (about the music industry) that the only way to reach my goal was to follow his example.
New Age Electric Guitarist Crosses Stylistic Boundaries
Rock Meets Latin Shred For Instrumentalist
The Power Of Dissonance
In the last few years I`ve made a record for a major label that didn`t get released. Then I signed with a indie label. I thought the majors were the bad guys, and this label would give me more attention. WRONG! To make a long story longer, the small label had bad distribution and never paid a bill, let alone the tour support and promo budget.
Original Jazz/Rock Arrangements Fuel New Release
Instrumental Rock Where Melody Rules
Funk & Jazz Meet Heavy Instrumental Rock
Instrumental Jazz-Rock Fusionist Eyes The Future
I am trying to reach into the heart of the listener and make him or her feel what I am putting out emotionally. I just want young people to become emotionally attached to music again. I want to enlighten a younger audience.
