Garry started making his mark at the age of 16 when he was first introduced to the performing arts. Making his way to the stage as a lead in every production in his senior year he also accomplished many feats in the music world. That very same year, he was accepted into the Hinkley High School's T-Bird Choir. With the help, encouragement and friendship of Sulton Griffin, Eric Hyatt, the T-Bird Choir and the leadership or Marie Heck, he propelled himself as an aspiring Bass singer in the Choir. He also made the Colorado All-State Choir of 2006 as a Bass II singer in the Mens Chorus.
Continuing after high school, he further developed skills in vocal and instrumental music as he join David Turambi's band Sabbath Day, in which just a few years ago, he was a mere roadie for. The band needed a drummer so he picked up the drumsticks and started learning. Just like he learned the guitar, he became the lead singer and the drummer for Sabbath Day.
At about the same time he began his Band journey, he began investing in his dream of becoming a producer as well as an aspiring singer. He now operates an amateur recording studio.
You can see Sabbath Day's Performances in Churches across the Denver Metro area as well as cafes and all sorts of venues. Now working on his demo CD, Garry still works on his music daily and never forgets to praise the one and only, Jesus Christ the Saviour every day. He encourages those who have dreams to pursue them with their utmost enthusiasm and always put your trust in God no matter what the circumstance.
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