2015 was an incredibly busy year. While in a good groove, I decided to push the envelope with a three-volume, 47 song, all-instrumental release. Here, I've taken eleven of my absolute favorite tracks, and made them available in this Best Of collection.

The remastered re-release of 1995's Home album. It's been stated here before, but Home defined what was to come for me as a songwriter and a singer. This album changed things for me in a big way and taking the time to remaster it and dig a little into finding unreleased tracks was really worth it.

Yesterday's News marked my return to releasing music after a ten year absence. This "Best Of" collection includes several never-before released tracks spanning the entire career up to 2006. Also available on CD (most likely the last physical release).

In 2008, I took yet another turn and released my first Rock/Instrumental album. Songs from Senza Voce could be heard everywhere from ESPN to HBO. This surprise hit also gave us the incredible cover of Hot Child in the City (which, I kid you not, is HUGE as far as streaming is concerned).

Written and recorded during my years in Syracuse, Rochester, Nashville and Colorado. These demos were purely for the fun it, but also signified the change in my musical style.

After the hard-rocking debut, I took a huge left-hand turn and delivered the album that would put me on the Singer/Songwriter map in my home-area of Central New York. Home is a stripped down, bare, emotionally-charged album of ten, original acoustic ballads.

The album that started it all, way back in 1993. After a failed first attempt at releasing an album with an outside producer (-cough- Don't Look Back -cough-), I decided to take things into my own hands and produce an album under my own record label. Black Cat was originally released in October of 1993 and was one of the top selling Independent releases for two years running after that.