Al Qaeda Jada, Vol. 2 CD

\"My music is definitely a journey - a compilation of all the music that I grew up loving since day one. This hybrid of styles defines who I am as a person and as a musician.

\"Brian has a fairly quiet personality with an incredibly humble characteristic about him. However, when he straps on his saxophone, he means business! In fact, he meant business when he picked up his first pair of drumsticks at the young age of three. He enjoyed drumming away and pretending to be a rockstar, but the lampshades didn't. His mother played the piano, and his father played the guitar, so music surrounded him at a very early age. With encouraging words from his family, he began to take piano lessons at age nine and immediately found passion and desire for music. With his father being an avid computer and hardware guru, Brian was a kid in a candy store when he received his first computer at age ten. He began doing research with music and computers and wrote his first music/electric compositions at age eleven. It was about this time when he was turned on to the lush sounds of the saxophone.

\"By the time I was in the fifth grade, I listened to saxophone solos of pop music like Careless Whisper and the General Hospital theme hit by Dave Koz. It wasn't until I was introduced to an old Charlie Parker recording. I remember it plain as day - I fell in love with saxophone.