BIO

A former History teacher in Peoria, Illinois, USA and in the harsh environs of inner city Los Angeles, California, Ezryn moved to an Indian Reservation on the Northern Plains of North America to help found a non-profit corporation with family and friends there in 2006.  The effort collapsed, leaving Ezryn broke and virtually homeless.  His only possessions;  some old recording gear, a few remaining instruments, and an old pickup truck.  He lived in a 12’x12’ storage room in an abandoned community center, renovating it with donated materials.  He lived without running water for almost two years before moving off the reservation to jump back into education, teaching at the collegiate level.  After years of public service and more years of quietly writing music for his own pleasure, Ezryn finally decided it was time to record an album. 

Who does he sound like?  Listeners during the pre-release period suggested his music might appear on a play list which includes bands such as Pink Floyd, Oasis, Train, Foo Fighters, Three Doors Down, and Collective Soul.