I love djing,  Music pruduction, Video Pruduction and Gaming.

Rob Anderson currently lives in Chandler Arizona with his wife and two children. Rob started playing guitar when he was fifteen years old and has enjoyed playing for thirty-six years now. Rob has played in well over twenty bands of various genres over the years and currently enjoys playing in the New Life Family Church worship band in Gilbert Az. 

As technology has changed and the advent of computer recording has developed, Rob took the opportunity to become his own composer, production artist and studio engineer, compiling over eighty songs from his home studios. As a studio musician Rob is adept at playing bass guitar, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, midi guitar, keyboard synth, and programming drums as well as other types of electronic sound inputs. 

While his strong suit is the electric guitar, acoustic guitar and bass are instruments he loves to use to create and experiment with. Using a Mac, Digi003 DAW, Boss FX pedals, Protools, Garageband, Reason, Logic and his favorite axe, Rob has developed a unique sound that compares with the likes of Steve Vai, Eric Johnson, Joe Satriani and Greg Howe. His main goal as a musician is to pass on what he has learned to his children and enjoy the satisfaction of sharing his music with others. 

Rob’s style is decidedly blues based with a bent towards jazz fusion as well as funk with a rock beat. A well versed self taught musician who tends to get so wrapped up in his music as to forget to take a breath once in a while. Rob says, “I’ve spent so much time developing speedy chops that it’s hard to slow down and give a song room to breath.” One of his many goals is to continue to learn how to develop better melodic ideas with tasty hooks and memorable phrases. 

Currently Rob is in final production of several albums under the name MBCO (aka: MoreBobbert) and can be found on ReverbNation, SoundCloud, Last.FM, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Vimeo and just about any social site worth mentioning. 

Born 1968 Nekusp, British Columbia Canada 
Married Danielle Kentera Anderson 
Children Joshua and Sierra 
Associates Degree in Visual Communications 
Career Graphic Designer, Prepress Tech, Advertising, Publishing, IT related fields 
Military Service US Navy Vet - Served onboard the USS Bristol County in San Diego California
Hobbies Playing guitar, recording, photography, exploring the desert, reading, facebookin, fixing stuff, playing games, dirt bike riding, traveling
Favorite Authors Bill Gillham, Bob George, Steve McVey, Watchman Nee, Clive Cussler, Chuck Missler, Charles Trumbull, Henry Blackabee
Musical Influences  Eddie Van Halen, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Jimmy Hendrix, Greg Howe, George Benson, Eric Johnson, Steve Vai, Phil Keaggy, ZZ top, Joe Bonamassa, Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, Acoustic Alchemy, BB King and to many others to list. 

Bragging rights
2012 I earned the best acoustic guitar award on musicianswar.com as well as most wins in competition that year. I've been playing guitar for 36 years now and never broke a string? Self taught guitarist, composer, producer, audio engineer, promoter, distributor and Mac Guru.

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Jason Conner is a Los Angeles–born songwriter and producer with a career built on versatility and persistence. Blending country-pop balladry with a wide range of styles, Jason’s work reflects both his roots and his adaptability across genres. His debut singles, including It’s Out of Habit and Sooner or Later, showcase a modern country-pop sound layered with heartfelt storytelling and polished production.



Beyond releasing his own music, Jason’s long-term vision is to establish himself as a songwriter and producer for other artists, inspired by creative forces like Diane Warren, David Foster, and Quincy Jones. Drawing on his life experience and tough-skin resilience from growing up in L.A., he brings depth and relatability to every track.



Jason’s mission is clear: to prove that it’s never too late to create meaningful music and succeed “sooner or later.” With Hannabou Music as his publishing company and a growing catalog of genre-crossing songs, Jason is carving out a space for his voice — not only as an artist, but as a storyteller for future generations of performers.

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