Recordings

Live Performances

Just about every performance I have is attended by one or both of my parents who love to record my playing. I'll link to my dad's YouTube channel here so you can get a sample.

Collaborative Work

While live performances are definitely collaborative, I'm going to try and focus on recordings I have done with others in a more studio setting.

Kick it to Me.mp4

"Kick it to Me" - Sammy Rae and the Friends, as recorded by myself and some fellow musicians from the area.

New World Jazz Ensemble - Santa Barbara City College

Blues After Dark.mp3

Blues After Dark - Solos: Me - Alto Sax, Sergio Rodriguez - Trumpet, Matt Krepky - Tenor Sax, Grey Ingersoll - Trombone, & David Struven - Piano

Bedouin.mp3

Bedouin - Solos: David Struven - Piano, Matt Krepky - Tenor Sax, Julian Littlehale - Bass

Angel Eyes.mp3

Angel Eyes - Solos: Matt Krepky - Tenor Sax, Sergio Rodriguez - Trumpet, Grey Ingersoll - Trombone

A Train, a Banjo, and a Chicken Wing.mp3

A Train, a Banjo and a Chicken Wing - Solos: Sergio Rodriguez - Trumpet, Me - Alto Sax, Grey Ingersoll - Trombone

Individual Work

Sometimes musical inspiration comes from the most unlikely of places, like a math/art assignment gone awry, late at night, with only a rough melodic idea and a need to get a good grade.

Circles.mp3

Circles. A song written for a homework assignment, inspired by something deeply sad in my life. Got 50/40 on the project, so I guess that balances things out.

Non-orientable Solids.mp3

Non-Orientable Solids. I couldn't come up with a solid way to tie into mathematical ideas for this song, so I let math determine the chord progression. What resulted was one of the weirdest progression I have ever tried to play over. Got 45/40.

Everything Else

I am pretty regularly playing around Ventura County, much of that is uploaded to the YouTube channel I previously mentioned.

Here it is again if you missed it.