Ray Jagger is a blues-rock artist whose music blends raw guitar tones, soulful rhythms, and gospel-infused energy. His sound is deeply rooted in a lifetime of diverse musical experiences—from classic soul and blues to the high-energy pulse of underground rave culture.

Raised on the sounds of Motown and Stax, Ray’s early musical education came from soul, gospel, and disco. In the ’70s, his world expanded with ska, punk, Southern rock, and classic rock—an eclectic mix that shaped his unique approach to songwriting and performance. Influenced by legends like Muddy Waters, B.B. King, Aretha Franklin, The Rolling Stones, James Brown, The Allman Brothers, and Jimi Hendrix, Ray draws from a wide emotional and sonic palette.

In the late ’80s and early ’90s, he immersed himself in acid house and the underground rave scene—an experience that deepened his appreciation for rhythm, atmosphere, and the unifying power of music. This electronic influence subtly informs his modern production style, blending analog emotion with digital tools.

Ray started playing guitar in senior school and now produces his music using a DAW, combining live instrumentation with contemporary production. His creative process is more than just technical—it’s therapeutic. Music has played a key role in his mental health journey, offering both expression and healing, and that emotional depth is felt throughout his work.

Ray Jagger’s music is rock at its core, shaped by blues and elevated by gospel spirit. Honest, powerful, and rooted in lived experience, his songs connect on a deeply human level.

Electronic Music Composer since 2004, Glenn aka cyan11 has drawn from several creative influences including Rock, Classical, and Electronica to create music that is pensive and contemplative in nature.

I started to make music back around 2004, my style is a mix of ambient, background, rock, orchestral, piano and synths. My music has been featured in an independent video game called 'Whisper of a Rose.' (That game has been featured on Big Fish Games) It has also been featured in an independent short film called 'Numb' by Diamond Point Pictures.

I got my start on vgmix.com (site is still down), arranging music from video games. I took what I learned from there and incorporated it into my original works. 

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