Lori Ann Stewart is a songwriter/musician.
Ever since she was little, she loved to write music and sing as well as play various instruments.  Lori was first chair clarinetist in the Utah All State Orchestra in high school and she performed in the Utah All State Band as well during high school.  She was the pianist and saxophone player in her high school jazz band as well as pianist for her church choir.  She took 1st place in the high school piano music festival and received a scholarship.  Lori represented her high school as the music sterling scholar and took runner up at the final state competition.  As a result, she was offered scholarships to any college of her choice in the state of Utah.  Lori attended Snow college to further her education in music as well as academics and later received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Information Systems Management as well as a minor in Russian from Utah State University.  She continued her training and education doing an internship as a computer programmer for the LDS church to help them prepare for Y2K compliancy.  She then worked as a programmer for First Security Bank in Utah.  Currently Lori writes many songs and has one to two produced in the Tone Factory in Las Vegas every month under the direction of Vinnie Castaldo, her producer.  Each song has a beautiful illustration by Jull Purpur Illustrations.   Lori has songs available in iTunes as well as other online stores.   

Priorly an amateur songwriter via keyboard, I soon excelled at free improvisation on guitar — as my subconsciousness seemingly channelled itself into a myriad of one-take pieces.

Being restlessly teenaged in the early 2010s, I spawned my greatest bout of cathartic, instrumental improvs unto concept album Serendipity Breaking Loose (despite being marred in poor digital recording).

Some may recall my premonition by the rather creative approach I took to so-called social media. In a wild experiment predating the EU referendum, I democratically unveiled several of my noncommercial releases via Facebook events — ending prophetically as it were with Blindside EP.

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