Michael is a saxophonist, flutist and EWI (Electronic Wind Instrument) player based in New York and Montreal. He is currently in his third year at McGill University, studying Jazz Performance with a minor in Business Management. He gets inspirations from the saxophone greats, such as Sonny Rollins, Hank Mobley, and Michael Brecker. Growing up on rock and roll and funk, Michael discovered the saxophone at a young age and eventually started studying jazz. In high school, he worked hard to play every gig he could find, and worked as a teacher’s assistant at a local music school. Now at university, he is studying jazz harmony, improvisation and composition. Michael has also studied piano and has taught himself to play drum set.

Often described as easy-going and a confident leader, he tends to lead groups and initiate projects. With a growing background in business, he uses his skills to further his understanding of the music industry. After having an internship canceled in the summer of 2020, Michael built upon skills he learned in an Audio Production class to start producing and mixing recording projects. At university, he is the mixing engineer for many projects, and plans to pursue this path further.