About
I have been drawn to music for as long as I can remember. Few things in life move me like music does. I feel I have had little choice but to listen, learn, write and perform.
I am a singer-songwriter and classically-trained baritone. I have published dozens of songs over a few CDs. I won one national songwriting award and an NSAI regional chapter competition. Stylistically, most of my songs are considered Americana, but that’s a broad term. I hear the influence of rock, jazz, reggae and popular musicians.
My performance credits include Nassau Colosseum, the Jeanne Rimsky Theater, Eisenhower Park, the Bitter End in NYC, Patchogue Theatre, Vail-Levitt Music Hall, North Shore Original Open Mic (NOOM), WinterTide, SongBreak, and The Hard Luck Café. My songwriter credits include the Alma Mater for Dowling College (We Stand Taller). I wrote many songs for the Gone Tribe over the years including a few for the critically acclaimed ’HOBO Project’ which aired nationally on the American Radio Works program. I also performed at the debut, off-Broadway in New York City, and appeared in numerous operas with Opera Pro Vocé across Long Island.
Most of my recordings are currently unavailable except for a couple of songs on ReverbNation. There are links below to my social media pages and my newsletter.