About
I’m Jay. I write songs, play guitar, and at times attempt to sing. I’m also obsessed with Transformers and all things Nintendo (8-16 bit, natch). Although I’ve been writing songs for a long time, I’m still trying to figure out recoding, mixing, and things. What better way to learn than to put your failures in the most public of forums!?
“I’m Sully, I thought alone the description of myself would be enough for the masses to interpret my amazing level of awesome, but Jay has insisted that no, he need more input. Born on Cinco de Mayo (I expect presents) as a youth I found a niche playing wiffleball, saxophone and Zelda. This has led to an adulthood of softball, singing and Zelda. Not much has changed. In many ways I’m still the 12 year old boy who created his own wiffleball card complete with season and career stats. In many ways this is the adult version of the wiffleball card only now my hair is longer.
As the music would tend to indicate Jay and I are both geeks who enjoy and work best in that sphere of existence. My biggest geek interest is Star Wars, my biggest practical geek tool is my film making and audio video abilities. I game on the XBOX mostly, and occasionally on my Wii. My XBOX tag is RiceTwist and if you look at my alarmingly life like avatar you will see my most played game is Rock Band. I own the Wii for 4 reasons in reality, 1 the virtual console, 2, Link, 3, Samus and 4 Mario. I endeavor to play more games, but time becomes an issue if you fuckers want new music and so I wish I could say that is where my time goes.
I write music with Jay because it is a great outlet for my creative self. I also like to think of it as practically using my college education (which I’m still paying for). And lastly not in importance, but in order because Jay writes great great stuff, allows me to give a voice to it and tolerates my many nuances in our process of getting it done.
In some round about way that’s why I’m here. Thanks for checking us out and find me on twitter (@RiceTwist) if you want to say hi or ask me something.”
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