This is a song I wrote thinking of 2 of my brothers Tanner and Hunter Howe, who are out of the country serving missions for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. We got to Skype with them on Christmas, and it was awesome, but I realized I missed them like crazy. If you have ever been far away from someone you love, you'll probably relate to this song :) 

Miss you this Much (Missionary Song)

Song I wrote for a end credits of the upcoming documentary "The Wave I Ride: Paige Alms' Story".  It's a Devyn Bisson film :) Check out the trailer here: http://thewaveiride.com.
It was cool to get to channel such an incredible woman and surfer like Paige Alms to make this song!

Credits: Kirk Howe on guitars, percussion. Patrick Tafua on ukelele. Danny Herrera on bass.  Richard Williams Mastering. 

The Wave I Ride

Song I wrote in 3rd grade for the PTA  Reflections contest. The task was to write a song finishing "wouldn't it be strange if...." My 8 year old take was "Wouldn't it be strange if everybody got along ." Hope you enjoy my little voice and song :)

Wouldnt It Be Strange (3rd grade Original)

Song I wrote for my Dad for our Daddy-Daughter dance at my wedding :)I love my Dad so much. I wanted this song to capture little moments we've shared together over the years. 

Daddy Dance with me  (Original)

My first original theme song! I was recently hired to write this song for a radio sitcom of sorts that is in the works. The main character is named Anomaly because she  is born with 6 fingers. The theme of the show is sort of embracing what makes you different. Credits: Danny Herrera on guitar, Nate Young on drums, bass, and engineer. Recorded at Modern Audio in Utah! 

Anomaly (Original Theme Song)

My senior year of high school I got rejected from my dream college without much of a back up plan. I was really sad but decided to adopt the phrase of religious leader Joseph B. Wirthlin "Come What May and Love it" and found that with this attitude, everything worked out.  I  co-wrote this song with my brother Tanner Howe, and it became the feature song of our 2nd CD: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/comewhatmay2

Credits: Recorded at REAMP studios with Daniel Martin, Scott Morton, and Kirk Howe. 

Come What May (Original)

This is a song a wrote for CEO Robin Haack's new health and wellness Company "Clar8ty." She wanted an up beat rock/ country song focusing on finding clarity to find greater health and success in life. To learn more about Clar8ty visit: http://clar8ty.com/

Credits: Recorded at Modern Audio. Nate Young on drums, guitar and bass, Adam Rallison on Keys, Robert Naylor on back-up vocals (and lead vocals in the male version). 

The Wave I Ride

Taylor Miranda