Allangator Music Productions

About Me

I am a visual person that is easily inspired. I have done a musical portrait for a sports superstar, I have been working with screenplay writers and directors scoring their films, I have written sound-scapes for certain people. In addition to all of these time consumers, I write music for web-sites and potentially tv shows and I have fun. I also do all of my own writing (music or lyrics or both), recording, mix-down/editing, and finals productions.I can honestly say that if given the opportunity, I will create an excellent product that will be the voice of your style, touch and your soul. My goal to you, to create a "magnetic soundwave" for your project in particular. More of an insight, I have been singing since 1987. I have taken a few jazz vocal lessons around that time and have been self-taught for the duration. This stands for vocals, bass, guitar and keys."Music first, business later".

My Interests

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Member Since: 15/05/2007
Band Website: www.allangatormusic.com is under construction...
Band Members: Consistent members - me and well being I am a Gemini, my twin - me. I should also mention my Ibanez Ergodyne, my fretless Warwick Corvette and the newest addition to my family, my 6 string fretless Carvin...let me not forget my Alesis mini-synth. Together, we create a lot of music and have fun doing it.Although not of this earth anymore, Sal Stratis who has inspired me and continues to do so - Sal rest in peace my brother. " EEEEEEEeeeeeee".
Influences: My palette is quite the contrast. I absolutely love all music. Upon creating this page, I am listening to Ron Carter, Arild Andersen, Jaco Pastorius, and the Hale Boppin’ Tim Posgate... I am also diggin’ Rammstein and Porcupine Tree not excluding Genesis/Phil Collins. Then again, Trans-Siberian Orchestra is amazing...I could listen to them year-round. Cliff Burton. Bing Crosby. Art Blakey (Blue Note especially). Henry Mancini. Led Zeppelin. Chemical Brothers. Paul Simon. Al DiMeola. Tony Levin. Dead Can Dance. the lot of Motown. Alex Skolnick. Frank Sinatra. Mammoth Volume. Sinead O’Connor. Jimi Hendrix. Chuck Schuldiner and Death. Elton John. Norah Jones. Moby. Richie Birkenhead and Into Another. Luscious Jackson. Stevie Wonder. Paul Gilbert. Mozart. Prince. Steve Vai. Victor Wooten. John, Paul, George, Ringo aka- the Beatles. the Gyuto Monks. Pink Floyd. Vivaldi. Trey Gunn. John Entwistle and the Who.I feel like I have to throw Johnny Depp into the mix, thanks for the Absinthe.
Sounds Like: ...film scores, back-ground music, web-site music, general music, a masterpiece, a cacophony; me.
Type of Label: Unsigned

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