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Over 100 Songs Recorded And Over 15 Million Records Sold
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NEED HELP WITH YOUR SONGWRITING?
Even though songwriting is still what I do for a living, I love helping other songwriters take their writing to the next level. I can help you walk away with a better song or help you with any of your music business questions. Check out my consulting services below, then click "Learn More" to set up a Skype session, so I can help you on your journey.

Song Lab
Finishing a song is one thing, but making it amazing is another. Get feedback on your song or if needed, I'll help you write it. I will look at your song the same way I look at my own, with the same standard. Then together, we will make your song into the best it can be.

THINK TANK
Over my career I've realized how vital it is to have someone be a sounding board for my song ideas and career moves. If you are stuck or just need an insiders perspective, I will look at your situation and brainstorm a strategy for your music and the next steps you can take.

Q&A
I know that beginning songwriters and even established ones have many questions ranging from songwriting publishing, to how songwriters make money, to getting your music heard. In our session you can ask me anything pertaining to the music business.


In mid 2017, I started a side project with my friends Ethan Hulse and Jordan Mohilowski. After writing songs for other projects, we started writing for us and IN PARADISE was born. We have had syncs with Dancing With The Stars, ESPN, TLC and more exciting things are in the works. Follow us on Spotify/ Apple Music, Instagram and head over to our website to sign up for updates for new music.
Recently, I heard my good friend and incredible songwriter Jason Ingram say how important it is for the lyric in a song to be like a "straight line". Meaning, that every lyric needs to stick to that line so it’s a clear message throughout the song. It’s easy to find ourselves veering off the “straight line” with something we think is cool or just a catchy phrase, but actually doesn’t serve the hook, and might even take away from it.