Artist description In a Toronto laboratory fitted with state of the art studio gear, singer/songwriter Doctor Roman works day and night writing and recording his music. "I've had a relentless desire to live in a studio ever since I was introduced to the concept of multi-tracking," explains Doctor Roman. While still embracing his formative roots, including Red Hot Chili Peppers, Sting, Steely Dan and Soundgarden, Doctor Roman continues his own path, pushing the limits of rhythm, harmony and wordplay.

Music Style Rock

Artist History Beginning at the age of 12, Doctor Roman has been honing his multi-instrumentalist skills with guitar, bass, keyboards and drums. Throughout this development, he has mated his performance with increasingly sophisticated recording techniques. Starting with a 4-track recorder, Doctor Roman began chronicling his musical ideas. He gained live performing chops through several rock bands while still at high school. He went on to study under highly-regarded music industry professionals while attending the Sound Recording Engineering program at Fanshawe College in London, including Jack Richardson, producer of the Guess Who and Peter Gabriel. As Doctor Roman states, "Now, at 23, I have a studio in my apartment and I live for music. With each passing day I gain more experience, desire and ability." Doctor Roman comes by his musical ability honestly. His father is a Juno award-winning record producer and his grandfather was a big band arranger and leader from the '40s to the '80s. In a world where no one really knows what is going on, Doctor Roman wants to bring his provocative lyrics, innovative rhythms and melodies to people searching for something of substance.

Press Reviews "Two More Inches... Pow! A soulful, Level 42-styled exploration of love gone sour. It tells the story of deep romance thrown over in favour of a larger appendage. Not for the timid." - Anonymous Canadian Publicist

Location Toronto, Ontario - Canada

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