Photo by Julian West.
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Music moments: A reverse chronology
- Releases first CD, Hunger, to wild acclaim! Get the CD!
- Wins the 2002 international Songs Inspired By Literature songwriting competition. Winning song, "Hunger" is included in a compilation CD with songs by Tom Waits and David Bowie. (Available at http://www.siblproject.org)
- Profiled in Billboard Magazine (See article).
- Co-written songs "Little Innocent" and "High on You" released nationally on the essence album Mariposa.
- Guest lectures at St. Mary's college on Text-setting in Pop Music
- Meets drummer Fred Wolford and guitarist Jeff Nix at a gig at a Marin county fair. They sit in for the gig and blow the canvas roof off the teepee. They later bring on bassist Joe Horner, master of funkification.
- Produces first demo CD with producers Bonnie Hayes and Steve Savage.
- Wins the Northern California Songwriters Association open mic songwriting competitions (twice) with the songs "Two Boyfriends" and "Ode to Charles Manson."
- Starts writing songs. Begins songwriting classes with Bonnie Hayes.
- Is a dot com yuppie for six months working at a San Francisco start-up. Quits to become rock star.
- Receives degree in music from Brown University.
- Wins the Buxtehude Award for Musical Excellence.
- Starts studying music theory and classical guitar. Writes motets and string quartets and "electronic music", whatever that means.
- Changes mind.
- Has tantrum at the piano at age 5 and swears to never play music again.
- Born in Cagnes-sur-Mer, France, with a conductor for a mother and an opera singer for a brother.
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