THANK YOU for taking time to drop by my website today and for your interest in my music!
A little background: I grew up in the deep south, Baton Rouge, LA., surrounded by crawfish, LSU sports, moss hanging from the trees, and the sounds of Cajun Zydeco. I am thankful for my rich southern heritage and the people and places that shaped my life. Though I live in Tennessee now, my heart is always whistling Dixie and ready for a sit down at the crawfish table with friends :-)
I have fond memories of high-school musicals, singing with my church youth group, and leading music as part of the Louisiana American Legion Boys State and Girls State programs. My two musical mentors, Mr. Drew Shaw and Mrs. Esther Socolofsky, taught me about the power and beauty of music and how it can move the soul. I am continually grateful for their encouraging words and investment in me. As high school kids we were actually pretty good! Musicals like Godspell, South Pacific, Celebrate Life, and church choir tours with 100 plus kids on Greyhound's... all wonderful memories that provided a foundation for my life.
As I've gotten older, my heart has pointed me back to some children's music ideas I've always wanted to develop. The Nite Nite release lets my inner Mr. Rogers out in hopes of facilitating some precious bonding between you and your child before they drift off to dreamland. I will never forget holding and rocking my children Taylor, Grayson, William and AnnaGrace before bedtime. Those are some of my most powerful memories as a Dad and helped shape this music.
FORT BRAGG
One of my most cherished opportunities when living in North Carolina was to serve the soldiers at the Fort Bragg, NC army base through music support for worship and memorial services. I was deeply moved by the interaction with the Chaplains and soldiers on base. To look into the tearful eyes of a wife or child who lost a loved one in service to our country is something I'll never forget. It's was a unique window into the lives of the men and women who serve our country and I am deeply grateful the opportunity to support them. Thank you for joining me in prayer and support for these brave soldiers who make daily sacrifices so we can live in a free nation.
A little background: I grew up in the deep south, Baton Rouge, LA., surrounded by crawfish, LSU sports, moss hanging from the trees, and the sounds of Cajun Zydeco. I am thankful for my rich southern heritage and the people and places that shaped my life. Though I live in Tennessee now, my heart is always whistling Dixie and ready for a sit down at the crawfish table with friends :-)
I have fond memories of high-school musicals, singing with my church youth group, and leading music as part of the Louisiana American Legion Boys State and Girls State programs. My two musical mentors, Mr. Drew Shaw and Mrs. Esther Socolofsky, taught me about the power and beauty of music and how it can move the soul. I am continually grateful for their encouraging words and investment in me. As high school kids we were actually pretty good! Musicals like Godspell, South Pacific, Celebrate Life, and church choir tours with 100 plus kids on Greyhound's... all wonderful memories that provided a foundation for my life.
As I've gotten older, my heart has pointed me back to some children's music ideas I've always wanted to develop. The Nite Nite release lets my inner Mr. Rogers out in hopes of facilitating some precious bonding between you and your child before they drift off to dreamland. I will never forget holding and rocking my children Taylor, Grayson, William and AnnaGrace before bedtime. Those are some of my most powerful memories as a Dad and helped shape this music.
FORT BRAGG
One of my most cherished opportunities when living in North Carolina was to serve the soldiers at the Fort Bragg, NC army base through music support for worship and memorial services. I was deeply moved by the interaction with the Chaplains and soldiers on base. To look into the tearful eyes of a wife or child who lost a loved one in service to our country is something I'll never forget. It's was a unique window into the lives of the men and women who serve our country and I am deeply grateful the opportunity to support them. Thank you for joining me in prayer and support for these brave soldiers who make daily sacrifices so we can live in a free nation.
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