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Christopher posts new creations here every month, including music, original articles, poems and music videos! (His music tracks are also available everywhere across the Web, although you can usually download them here for free.) If you’re visiting this site for the first time, you’ll find a collection of Fan Favorite releases further down this page!

Although he frequently publishes original essays and poems on this site, Chris is best known for his series of concept albums; he releases new tracks here each month until an album is complete. (Chris also occasionally releases singles that will appear on future albums yet to be announced.) In recent months he’s been releasing songs from two brand new album projects: WHO ARE YOU, ANYWAY? and JOURNEYS. You can check out the already released tracks that will be part of those albums, below. And as always, you can also listen to tracks from his previous seven albums by clicking on the album icons to the left!

Please stop by every month to see and hear what’s new—and if you like what you find, please share it with your friends!

This month I’m posting a celebration of summers past, back when summer was a time for vacationing and relaxing — before we had to worry about hurricanes, heatwaves and political horror shows!

First, I’m posting a recent poem of mine, Happy To Be Here, describing (in witty fashion) many all of the things that can make life — and summer — a joy.

To read Happy to Be Here, click here!

Second, I’m releasing SWEET SUMMER SUITE, a collection of five songs from albums of mine, past and future, all of which celebrate the beauty and wonder of summer. The songs are: Halcyon Day (from my Earthsongs album), Treehouse in the City, Scherahza (from my first album, Intuition), The First Day of Summer (from Earthsongs) and Moonbeam Boogie. This collection takes you from a summer cornfield to New York City, to the beach, and finally to an outdoor summer music festival where everyone is sitting around a campfire after midnight enjoying an impromtu concert. The five songs add up to one 20-minute musical excursion, so you can download the suite and play it whenever you want to relax and remember carefree summers gone by. (Help downloading Sweet Summer Suite can be found on the Free Downloads page.)