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Described as "Reflect is a collection of tracks written and recorded at home between 2005 and 2007. These recordings were largely an attempt to combine electronics with (an interpretation of) classical strings, pianos, folk guitar and to some degree, minimalism or perhaps simplicity.
Largely inspired by emotional response to life during this period, this music is intended as a romantic soundtrack to daydreams and happy endings"
Learning the piano, trumpet/trombone as a child, it was during his teenage years that Chris switched instruments to the drums and began playing in rock bands....
Described as "Reflect is a collection of tracks written and recorded at home between 2005 and 2007. These recordings were largely an attempt to combine electronics with (an interpretation of) classical strings, pianos, folk guitar and to some degree, minimalism or perhaps simplicity.
Largely inspired by emotional response to life during this period, this music is intended as a romantic soundtrack to daydreams and happy endings"
Learning the piano, trumpet/trombone as a child, it was during his teenage years that Chris switched instruments to the drums and began playing in rock bands....
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