I have been doing music now for about 16 years now though my heart has always been in Rock my very first official attempt at recording my own sound was in hip hop. I struggled and learn a lot from my team back then that today I would not be the artist I am today without. As time went on eventually had a friend tell me that I should step out on my own to record what I had been working on pretty much in secret. With the last vote of confidence I stepped into the rcording booth to begin work on Ceker back in 2010. I worked, focused, and practiced at this until things finally came together to record "Open Pages From a Closed Book". The experiment turned out well with people wanting to see more of what I could do so almost as soon as the album was put out I went back into the studio to start work on the second , album "The Architect of Architype" and that brings us to where we are today. I am a hard working musician who has been blessed to work with many great unkown musical talents who have helped mold me into the musician I am today. I give all the glory to God, and I have every intention on going farther with my music. If you stopped by to check out my page I thank you for your time, and most certainly hope you enjoyed what you heard. Wish all of you the best and God bless!

Ceker Man!

Multi Platinum Artists, The High Kings now signed to Sony International. Ireland's folk band comprising Brian Dunphy, Finbarr Clancy, Martin Furey and Darren Holden. Internationally acclaimed singers of Irish folk songs. A quartet of accomplished musical pedigrees, the band first exploded onto the Irish folk music scene in 2008. They have sold out hundreds of shows, in Ireland and the US, and appeared on numerous TV shows. The High Kings showcase their incredible versatility and skills as multi-instrumentalists, playing 13 instruments between the four of them, bringing a rousing acoustic flavour to brand new songs as well as some old favourites. The album Friends for Life captures the essence of the ensemble’s energetic sound of 'folk n roll' and even the occasional sing-a-long. 

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