World'S Heart Saxophonist that performs hits from the 50s to present no matter the genre.

Need a performance space that's wide enough to set up my equipment. Also a power socket to plug my speakers. 1 parking space that's close to the venue to load our equipment.

Yes, I bring my own PA system to all of my gigs.

Yes, I'm to play music from YouTube or even Spotify before, after, and between my sets. Whether it's the clients choosing the music or me.

The best venue I performed at was LEGENDS Distillery in Cummings, GA. The environment is very peaceful.

Any event that I have the opportunity to perform at is my favorite. The guests are always happy and they up wanting more from me.

I started playing sax at open mics while in college. When I started doing restaurants gigs, the doors open from there. Before you know it, I'm doing parties and corporate events across Atlanta, GA and beyond.

I'm mostly influenced by Luther Vandross. His velvet voice always shakes up the room. In any event, you can never go wrong with a song by Mr. Vandross. Another will have to be Bob Marley. Because when I sometimes incorporate his songs into my set, it gives me room to surprise the crowd even more with other reggae hits from artists like Beres Hammond, Dennis Brown, Barrington Levy, and etc.

I normally arrive at least 30 min to an hour before performance to set up.

Whether it's outside or inside, I'll still give a great show for the people

I usually have my own sets of songs to play to fit the event. But, I'm very open to song requests at least 3 days to a week prior to the event. A lot of times I end up surprising clients on the spot if it's a song I played before.

Previous clients would say I shut down the place. Having the audience sing, dance, and even move their feet on their seats. Almost like what a DJ would do.