Artist description Pigeon Man is the alter ego of composer/producer Ryan Beveridge. The project concentrates on grooves that stick, make one think. Music free of cliche, yet haunting like a great memory.

Music Style Pop with sneaky stylistic infiltrations

Musical Influences Peter Gabriel, David Byrne, Randy Newman

Similar Artists Others have said Peter Gabriel, Dave Matthews, Phish, Sting

Artist History Ryan Beveridge recently collaborated with Stewart Copeland to create the quirky score for the WB Network series Brutally Normal. The two are currently co-writing music for a "sequel" to the highly popular Sony Playstation game Spyro The Dragon.Brought up outside of Chicago, Ryan Beveridge began his music career playing drums in smoky jazz clubs and piano on the classical stage. He studied music at Northwestern University and made his bread and butter composing music for plays, dance troupes, and short films as well as writing jingles, producing/performing on album projects.A few years ago, he met a curious figure he called the Pigeon Man, began to become one and the same, flew the coop, and migrated to California.

Group Members Ryan Beveridge, James Boblak

Instruments piano, drums, percussion, guitar, bass, occasional flute and EWI

Albums I'm The Pigeon Man

Press Reviews "In these days of uncertainty, America needs the Pigeon Man." -- Stewart Copeland"... great grooves, rich, interesting textures, well-crafted songs, and thoughtful lyrics. The songs really grow on you." -- Michael Campbell, author AND THE BEAT GOES ON: AN INTRO TO POPULAR MUSIC IN AMERICA, 1840 TO TODAY, Schirmer Books

Location Los Angeles, CA - USA

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