The Undiscovered: Danny Masters

Electric Babylon is Denver-based guitarist Danny Masters' fiery, mostly instrumental CD (5 of the 14 tracks are vocal numbers), featuring metal-inflected guitar maelstroms, dynamic displays of technical wizardry, sensitive blues magic--and that's just for openers! Produced and engineered by Four Estate guitarist Dave Beegle, the sound quality throughout Electric Babylon is superb, allowing maximum enjoyment of tracks such as the Stevie Ray Vaughan tribute, "Texas Wind", the heavy hard rock and ripping, jagged riffs of "Black Diamond Run" and the Middle-Eastern inspired textures in "A Christian In India". Fans of modern guitar playing should check out Danny Masters and the intensity he brings to the forefront on Electric Babylon.

Originally from New York, Danny began playing guitar at age 12. He started playing with other musicians in Denver in 1979 where he has been continuously performing with numerous bands around the club circuit. Danny has been teaching guitar for the past 16 years and has studied classical and jazz guitar at the University of Northern Colorado. He was on both the Dean's List of Academic Honor and Dean's List of Distinction and received a Bachelor of Music Degree He won a Graduate School Scholarship from the University of Denver where he later received his Master of Arts. Danny has been in the bands Zuriel, Electric Playground and Mr. Hyde. In 1993, he won the KBPI Steve Vai guitar contest and was featured in an on-air jam with Vai.

Masters currently teaches 50-60 students a week at the Colorado School of Music as well as classes at the Community College of Aurora. He is devoting himself to the Danny Masters Band in support of the release of Electric Babylon.

Danny Masters Band
9700 E. Iliff Ave. #J117
Denver, CO 80231
United States