Artist description Born July 14, 1967 at FT. Riley, KS, James Lindly has always been a big fan of music and science fiction films. When the blockbuster movie Star Wars hit the big screen, James was more impressed with the movie's soundtrack than anything else. "I have always loved the Star Wars movies, but mostly for their incredible musical score." James confesses. "The music in those films reflect a great deal of emotion. When I write my music, I try to place as much emotion into every single note that I possibly can. I believe God gave us music to describe how we feel, since we can't always say it with words. I want to take my listeners on a journey through their own soul and let them decide how the music touches them."

Music Style Electronica/Ambient/New Age

Musical Influences Moby, Fatboy Slim, Ultramarine, Underworld, Aphex Twin, Utah Saints, Deee-Lite, Propellerheads, Orbital, David Bowie, Pink Floyd, The Orb

Similar Artists Moby, Fatboy Slim, Ultramarine, Underworld, Aphex Twin, Utah Saints, Deee-Lite, Propellerheads, Orbital, David Bowie, Pink Floyd, The Orb

Artist History James has always been deeply involved in music. While searching for his "sound", James played guitar in several bands and recorded ideas for songs on his home studio equipment. James is also a former author and programmer of some very popular videos games and has contributed to most of their soundtracks. His games have been sold in hundreds of countries thus placing James' work world wide. Leaving programming behind in early 2002, James has been concentrating purely on his music.

Group Members James L. Lindly

Instruments Vocals, KORG Triton Music Work Station, Squier Stagemaster - 7 Guitar

Albums Mystic Moon

Location Waynvesville, MO - USA

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