Color Theory

Do you need a back up singer...lol

I'm good for now, but I do like mixing it up in the backing vocals department, especially if I can cross-promote with a guest artist.

Hey I was just listening to some of your music and wondered if you'd like to collaborate

I appreciate the offer! I'm pretty well occupied at the moment with finishing Adjustments Pt. 2, but feel free to shoot me an email at colortheory@colortheory.com.

Hi
i'm josh crichton from 90.9 WIRQ and i'm interested to revice copy's of adjustments pt. 1,2 and 3

Hi Josh! Feel free to shoot me an email at colortheory@colortheory.com. All I've got so far is Pt. 1.

id. really love ur music ..a lil bit of Pink Floyd. music.ur music is one of a kind. you're. very. talented. is you'r. music on youtube?

Thanks! I don't know that I've ever been compared to Pink Floyd before. Yep, my music is on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/colortheory

Any Songs with Natives influences ?

No, but I've done songs with Native Instruments. Ha! A little music producer humor there.

Why Color theory? Are you interested in Art? Do you paint or do you just paint pictures with music?

You'd think right? ;) I wish I had a better answer for you, but the reality is, a friend of mine was in design school and taking a class called Color Theory 101, and I thought it sounded cool, probably because in my mind, "101" = "Depeche Mode".

How do you approach and ascertain the color of someone?
When you do a video or music do you hear the music and find the color? Or do you think of the color and find the music?

Despite the name of my recording project, I'm a literal guy, and don't think in those terms when making music. I used to associate certain songs with certain colors when I was growing up, but getting my degree in music expanded my vocabulary to allow me to describe sound, musical or otherwise, more precisely.

How have you utilized your music degree in your music? Like what techniques or general classes helped the most? Theory?...

Honestly, I don't think the degree helped at all. I already had enough theory background going in, and I don't perform, so the countless hours of rehearsal and performance haven't come in handy. That said, I had a fantastic piano teacher, and that's where I put in my 10,000 hours to really learn the instrument.

Ni question, just saying hello :-)

A warm hello to you too!

When are you touring next in the UK

I'm strictly a recording artist, but I appreciate the thought!