Kent Heckaman is a composer, producer, and musician. At the age of 9 Kent studied classical composition on piano for 10 years and then jazz composition for 5 years. Kent collaborates with world-class vocalists and musicians throughout the country, including Chicago, Nashville, and New York.
Kent's productions are influenced by music from early Elton John, Pink Floyd, and Brian Eno; and more recently by Sarah Mclachlan, Tori Amos, Suzanne Vega and many others. Kent’s second CD release - Songs From Those Days - has drawn from these varied influences, and features Kate Myers from Valaparaiso, IN; Heather Horton from Chicago; Lindsay Bloom from Indianapolis (now residing in New York), and Karin Bergquist - infamous vocalist from Over The Rhine near Cincinnati.
Kent's music can be heard around the world on many radio stations, including XM Radio and Surrius radio. You can purchase Kent's CDs at www.cdbaby.com and all of his music is available at iTunes and Amazon.