Album Notes

THEO weaves intimate tales of his own triumphs, trials and continuing transformation into the man of God he is being led to be. Touching on topics as varied as divorce and self-discovery, dealing with criticism and judgmental individuals (" U Don't Know Me"), and even thoughts of suicide ("Six Reasons to Live"), THEO feels he has struck a chord with listeners yearning to hear the reflection of their own thoughts in spiritual music.

With the first single buzzing radio this summer, THEO is primed to blast off from a platform that has taken years to build. Singing since the age of five, his buttery vocals have shared the stage with numerous luminaries in the industry, such as John P. Kee, Brian McKnight, Brandy, and Yolanda Adams. No slouch on the guitar or piano, he penned all of the tunes on his forthcoming indie release "The Life, The Walk, The Music" and is already gearing up to produce projects for fellow up-and-coming acts Jamysa Lytes, Shannan Simmon, and Room 120.
It's clear to see that THEO, the firstborn son of a minister, is fully comfortable in the spotlight. But he wants people to know that it isn't simply for show or self-glorification. His story is being told for a divine purpose, and is meant to lead others to the sort of peace and happiness, that he now experiences. His talents as a producer, songwriter, arranger, and instrumentalist mean nothing without the stories he tells in the name of Someone Greater.