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My Momma says music saved my life. Depression and darkness had a vice grip on me when I was growing up. Writing, recording, and performing gave me something to focus on, which worked as therapy. I'm a believer in the power of it. That's why I pass it on. After graduating from UNT in '05, I began teaching music at an elementary school
My Momma says music saved my life. Depression and darkness had a vice grip on me when I was growing up. Writing, recording, and performing gave me something to focus on, which worked as therapy. I'm a believer in the power of it. That's why I pass it on. After graduating from UNT in '05, I began teaching music at an elementary school. Giving back and inspiring is important to me. I need meaning. I need to feel worth something. I need to feel like I'm contributing to the betterment of what's to come. My why is to affect the world in a positive way through music.

People called me crazy for doing this. Packed up 2 acoustic guitars, merch, a suitcase, sleeping bag, and an ice chest in my car. I traveled over 37,500 miles across 17 states and performed over 190 times in homes, venues, and all kindsa other spots. Wild, inspirational, shocking, awesome, scary things happened to me. The idea is simp
People called me crazy for doing this. Packed up 2 acoustic guitars, merch, a suitcase, sleeping bag, and an ice chest in my car. I traveled over 37,500 miles across 17 states and performed over 190 times in homes, venues, and all kindsa other spots. Wild, inspirational, shocking, awesome, scary things happened to me. The idea is simple. I perform in your home in exchange for a meal, a place to stay if I'm far from Dallas, and a small fee. You invite your friends & family over for a musical story-telling experience. The goal is to have, at least, 25 adults in attendance. I am only able to continue these tours with the generosity of your support through tipping and merch sales.

On November 10th, 2016, I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. After distracting myself with work, intimate explorations, and partying, I finally got to the point where I could move forward. We all process differently, especially with heavy news. Needless to say, it changed my life and altered the way I see. There's no way to gauge
On November 10th, 2016, I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. After distracting myself with work, intimate explorations, and partying, I finally got to the point where I could move forward. We all process differently, especially with heavy news. Needless to say, it changed my life and altered the way I see. There's no way to gauge when or if my health will decline, so I push myself to live full. I don't put things off anymore. If I wanna do something, I go do it. Buying a Harley was a giant step in that direction. Her name is Michelle Sierra - she's been good to me so far. Riding is now something I need regularly to feel fulfilled.





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