Fangz

Well basically, first I was born, then became a kid, did average kid stuff, grew up, and went to school. After I finished high school, I went to work in a plastic factory, I bought my first car (1972 Lincoln Continental Mark IV), and basically went to coffee shops with my friends all the time. After working at the plastic factory, I then got a job at a Pizza joint, where I rolled dough, and shortly after a year, I became a shift manager. I had lots of good times there, and lots of good meals too. In 2001, I decided I wanted to do more with my life, so I got a job working for a Medical Organization. I started out working with Dr's dictations, and learning about computers. That's when my interest in computer work began. Before that I didn't know anything about them. A year after I started working there, I then got some experience working in an actual Dr's clinic that is owned by the company I work for. Seeing all of the patients that come in, I have met some very wonderful people. At the current time, I am working for an aluminum engineering company in the administration office, and in the I.T. department.

I got my first computer in May 2001, and that's pretty much when I first started programming music. I play the piano (By ear), and I have played Cello from the 5th grade, till my senior year in high school. In the late 90's, I wrote a few songs on piano. But when I got my computer, I realized there was so much more power in creating music digitally rather than on piano. So I became serious, and started writing music all the time.

My musical influences are The Doors, The Pet Shop Boys, Enigma, The Cure, Depeche Mode, Danny Elfman, Beethoven, and Mozart. I think Jim Morrison was awesome. I like his style in lyrics, and the way he sang them. Ray Manzarek (The Doors Keyboardist) is amazing. I like The Pet Shop Boys for their electrical sound. They have very nice melodies, and lyrics. I like the mysterious sounds of enigma, and the chanting they have done in some of their songs is cool. It is very easy to relax to. The Cure, and Depeche Mode Have such a great style, and their singing is awesome. And, since I have played in Orchestra, I love the classical sound. Beethoven had to be the greatest. Just thinking of how he continued to write after he became deaf, and that some of his most powerful songs were written after that had happened. A true genius. Mozart was a child prodigy, What can I say? He had natural talent.

I remember the first video I saw on MTV: Madonna - Material Girl. I couldn't believe my eyes. Since then, I have been a big fan of her. My other interests in music would be: 80's, Oldies, Techno, and Classical. To many artists/bands, and songs to list them all.

Be sure to check out some of my Demo-songs, I Need Feedback!! You can contact me on any page of this site. Let me know what you think, and if you are interested in hearing more, or if you are interested in purchasing CD's.