I started my journey in music when I was 2 years old. My parents bought me my first drum kit. I knew since that day that I wanted to pursue a life in music. When I was 12 I decided to pick up a guitar because I wanted to learn how to write and record my own music. So there I started with a cheap Les Paul and a Tascam 8 track digital recorder. From there on I never stopped writing and recording music for myself, bands and the great people I have had the pleasure working with over the years. Along the way I got into tape. I started with yet another Tascam 8 track (this time it was tape) the Tascam 38. Learning how to get good sounding records with only 8 tracks to work with was truly amazing and it made me more creative in the process. After that, I stepped up to a 24 track Otari MTR-90. I love tape and it's amazing now in the world of digital to combine the two, but it also allows you to make a record that sounds classic but still have the limitless options and ease of digital.

 

I have had Underground Studios since 2012. Then I moved out to Seattle in 2020 pursuing a career in a big studio in a big city hoping to get the knowledge of the music industry and a professional studio under my belt, thankfully I did. I spent a year and a half as a main engineer/producer at Robert Lang Studios. I worked with some pretty amazing musicians and bands and I would never change my experience for the world. I have since moved back to the east coast to continue making records from all over the world at my studio in Manchester, NH, Underground Studios.

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My main influences for engineers and producers are, Eric Valentine, Adam Kasper, Travis Barker, John Feldman and Butch Walker just to name a few. My musician influences are, Dave Grohl, Mod Sun, Josh Homme, Jesse Hughes, Adrian Belew, Taylor Hawkins, Neil Peart and plenty plenty more!

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