A Little About Me: Ok, well I just got this page up, so be patient as I build it. I'll be adding a bunch more about me.

I have always been thrilled with music in general. Every kind, playing it, writing it, singing it. As early as I can remember I was singing. I grew up in Richmond, VA, and when my dad bought me a Casio keyboard at the age of 4 or 5, that started a lifelong dream of being a musician. My mom started me in the church choir when I was about 6 or 7 years old, and I've been singing ever since. In middle school, I picked up my brothers trumpet, and decided I wanted to add that to the list, and played in the school bands in middle and high school. I played in the symphonic, jazz, and marching bands, and my junior year, I became the co-drum major at our high school, holding a part-time job on the side. I continued on singing in the choir and playing my trumpet until I graduated. Once I had moved out on my own, a friend handed me a guitar and taught me a few chords. So, thank you Aaron! Several years later, and after traveling across the country, I settled down in Oregon, bought my first Washburn acoustic-electric guitar, and have not put it down since. I recently picked up a Washburn acoustic-electric bass, and have been learning to play that as well. My next project will be learning the electric guitar. I have been performing on stage for as long as I can remember, and have performed with many amazing musicians, who have given me more support than I can possibly give thanks for. So here's to all of you, you know who you are.

My latest band is called Ladyz 'n the Barley . Check out the page if you're interested. Aside from performing with the band, I still write music on my own time, when I'm not in the studio mastering tracks. So that's what you will get a chance to experience here. The tracks that I am posting are written by myself and/or Clinton Roman . I hope you enjoy them as much as we do. Aside from my musical interests, I am also a fire-dancer, and perform in a show called The Festival of Colors. It's a blacklight extravaganza like you've never seen. Once we get a site posted for it, I'll post the link here for all of you to check out. Wishing you all much love and light.