Getting Back To Work
I took a break from recording over the holidays, especially as Becky and I spent considerable time helping to plant a church in our small town of Arlington. Part of my contribution has included singing in the band, along with some keyboard playing. I don’t think I mentioned this before but I’ve been singing in churches and schools pretty much my entire life. I just choose to focus most of my composition and recording time on piano works. I do plan to eventually record some songs, and I may get some other folks involved on vocals as well.
As for upcoming releases, I just finished recording 3 piano works and will begin the process of cleaning them up. I hope to increase my output by recording several at a time. We’ll just have to play it by ear. (Pun intended…ba-Dum-dum!)
John Albert Thomas began composing original, melody-based piano works when he was 12 years old. His compositions have the simplicity and thinly-layered delicacy of Mozart, combined with a contemporary sound reminiscent of Enya, George Winston, and Jim Brickman. In 1995, John graduated from Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama, with a bachelors degree in Music Theory and Composition. Upon graduation he moved to Memphis, Tennessee where he now lives with his wife, Rebecca, and their four children. John has released several solo piano albums, and continues his work on future projects. 
