Artist description A wonderfull blend of pop/dance/R&B that is inspired by the popsounds of the late eighties and ninties.

Music Style Pop/House/R&B

Musical Influences George Michael, Prince, Madonna, Kenny Loggins

Similar Artists George Michael, Kenny Loggins, Daft Punk

Artist History Terry's music career began in the early 90's as a one-man studio artist. His first formal study of music production was at Trebas Institute of Recording Arts and Science both in Toronto and Vancouver from 1990-91. While learning how to write and produce his own material Terry decided to also see the world and learn more about life and himself. After Terry finished school in Vancouver he moved to San Francisco and lived there with his lover for a brief period. Later that year he headed back to Toronto where he attended school once more. This time he was to study Interactive Multimedia at Digital Media Studios in Toronto and was to produce an interactive music CD ROM demo of his songs. This was to be Terry's first experience with the digital domain and Terry became interested in the possibilities of mixing digital media with music. At that time the Internet was just emerging. Terry felt that the web could be an exciting area for musicians and it turned out he was right. Years later the Internet has opened many doors for artist. Although CD ROM format never really took off, music websites and MP3's have. After knocking on many doors over the next couple of years, Terry decided to take his career in his own hands. He then took a Web Design course (fall of 99) and created a website for his creative endeavors. This site is the result of many years of study and artistic exploration.

Group Members Terry Dobbin

Instruments Programmed keyboards

Albums The First Decade of Songs 1999 (DTD Music) Convergence 2002

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Location Toronto, Ontario - Canada

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