I have many musical goals, but one of the top is definitely to work on a Grammy winning record.

YouTube Silver Play Button for reaching over 100,000 subscribers.

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I truly believe that you can learn something unique from every teacher on this roster because we all have our own musical perspectives and experiences. My strengths as a teacher lie within my diversity. I have no 'one size fits all' approach, but rather like to shape the lessons to the specific goals and needs of the student. Whether we are working on improvisation, composition, or making beats and expanding your music production knowledge, we're always working on goals that have been set by the student.

I've played some really cool stages in my life, but I had the honor of playing keys and running playback with Rich Brian to an audience of over 15,000 people at the Head In The Clouds 2 Festival in Los Angeles.

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This is such a tough question for me because I find inspiration from so many different artists and musicians. Growing up, Thelonious Monk played a huge part in introducing jazz piano to me. But before that I found huge influence from groups like Green Day and Rage Against The Machine. Currently I find myself very influenced by electronic artists like Flying Lotus and Lido.

I truly believe that you can learn something unique from every teacher on this roster because we all have our own musical perspectives and experiences. My strengths as a teacher lie within my diversity. I have no 'one size fits all' approach, but rather like to shape the lessons to the specific goals and needs of the student. Whether we are working on improvisation, composition, or making beats and expanding your music production knowledge, we're always working on goals that have been set by the student.

I attended Berklee College Of Music in Boston where I had the opportunity to study with many different teachers and mentors. But the learning began way before then -- starting at the age of 8 years old. I believe that I am still learning and have things to learn on the piano and about music in general. All of that said, the ONLY answer for how to learn an instrument is to put in the time!

I am endorsed by Nord Keyboards, Moog, and IK Multimedia - so of course those are some of my favorites! I love my Nord Stage 3 and my Moog Sub Phatty, but I also love analog synthesizers including my Prophet 6, Virus TI, and OP-1. I produce in Ableton Live and some of my favorite software instruments that I use are: Serum, Massive, Kontakt, and Omnisphere.

I think that my tenacity or unwillingness to give up easily has really helped me a lot in my musical journey. When I set my sights on something, I will accomplish it!

I honestly think of my 'instrument' as more than just the piano. I think of all of the sonic possibilities that a synthesizer has to offer and I think that separates the keyboard from the others. The other thing that literally is different from other instruments is the range --not many instruments have the full range that the piano does.

Children are great, but I'm not interested in babysitting. If you are serious and come prepared to the lessons, then we will work great together!

There have been many great experiences, currently one of my proudest is reaching 100,000 subscribers on YouTube and receiving the silver play button award.

Probably a solo piano Thelonious Monk album.

My wife, Izza, and my tiny cat, Lowkey are the most important in my life. I also love playing video games and discovering new cuisines.

Jazz, Classical, Pop, Rock, Hip Hop, R&B, EDM