I've got this new song up, and I'm pretty happy with it, by golly!

I frequently collaborate with people over the internet, and send me a message if you think you'd like to work on something together...I might have time and the inclination.
I have been collaborating with Kelli King from San Antonio, Texas, as The Fritters, and I have a number of other things I've done, including Lisa Purdy (ledebutant) from Seattle, Isaea in Germany, and Emily Rohm in Chicago.

I'm working with your off the shelf eMac here, and I plug my stuff into a Behringer MX602A mixer and then into a Tascam US122 to get sounds into the puter. I have a Kurzweil KME-61 keyboard which is awesome! and an Oktava MK219 condenser mic and a Shure SM57 mic and an AKG mic. I have a Peavey Delta Blues amp with 1 15" speaker. I have a bunch of guitars: Tele Custom '72 Reissue, drastically frankensteined Les Paul Jr., Epi Sheraton II, Guild G37 acoustic, Yamaha F412 acoustic, Gibson longneck banjo, a Fulltone Fulldrive and a modified Boss SD-1 and a couple other effects I don't use too much when recording.

Union label is the band I'm in. It's John Rapoza on bass, Matt LeBlanc on guitar, Jeff Aliison on drums, and me on keys and guitars. We recorded a 4-song EP in a studio called Q Division, that is in Cambridge, MA, USA. Matt Tahaney and Matt Beaudoin recorded it using ProTools. I did pre-production for my overdubs in Garageband, but we only ended up using one of the keyboard tracks that I recorded in Garageband. John and Matt LeBlanc grew up together in Fair Haven, MA, and started the band a long time ago. I met John through mutual friends and we played in a band called Fire in the Boathouse. Jeff joined that band as a drummer and when Matt and John re-formed Union Label after the demise of FitB, they asked us to join. We play in the Boston area and if you would like to buy a copy of the CD, feel free to contact me... I've posted the songs here to enjoy on a streaming basis, but eventually Union Label will have its oown website and I'll link to that.