“D.P. is an outstanding singer songwriter in the truest sense of the word.”
– Clarence Rosa • The Hungry Ear Coffeehouse, Atlanta, Georgia
Stories as songs from a true original.
They always say “Write what you know.” And so I do, as demonstrated here:
I’m embracing the chaos of pure analog, no AI, zero backing tracks, 100% human “mistakes and all” acoustic.
I can do all originals for up to three hours—and perform even longer if you’re a music-rights subscriber and want covers of songs by my heroes like James Taylor, Bill Withers, Glen Campbell, John Gorka, Stan Rogers, Buffalo Springfield, and Ben E. King.
CONTACT
The best way to reach me? Email me here.
And since we’re friends now, please call me David.
NEW RELEASE
“c/o Sugar Maple” (2026) is my latest EP release that features five musical letters inspired by or written at one of my favorite places in Wisconsin’s Northwoods.
PRESS KIT

Download Electronic Press Kit PDF
PROMOTIONAL PORTRAIT

On Stage | LIVE
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Flashlight Summer | On Stage LIVE | Slowpoke Lounge, Spring Green, WI
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That Dress | On Stage LIVE | Slowpoke Lounge, Spring Green, WI
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Right Wrong Thing | On Stage LIVE | Slowpoke Lounge, Spring Green, WI
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Mornin' Beautiful | On Stage LIVE | Slowpoke Lounge, Spring Green, WI
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Outbound Freight | On Stage LIVE | Slowpoke Lounge | 9.23.2024
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Think About You | On Stage LIVE | Slowpoke Lounge 9.23.2024
ONE TAKE DEMO
This TikTok series is exactly that—one live take of one of my songs (warts and all) and a bit of the context behind them. No editing, sweetening, or polishing at all. It’s the raw feed straight from the writer’s mouth.
MUSIC
tattered family quilt (2002)
Listen below or stream now at Apple Music • Spotify • BandCamp • SoundCloud • Reverb Nation
“D.P. makes his words&music records debut with an extremely personal look at life. As he explains in the CD’s liner notes “What started out as an attempt to finally document some of the songs I’ve written over the past 20 years turned into something entirely more personal. After recording a number of tracks with no grand album concept in mind, a pattern began to emerge: a patchwork of songs about family, places we lived (and events we lived through), and some of the people we met on the way.”



