Rick Hale is a music composer living in Albuquerque New Mexico. He loves writing and listening to music that is emotive and moving. Rick is also a Latin Grammy-nominated producer, he has won multiple awards, including New Mexico Music Awards for the "Best Native American Traditional" compositions and others in 2009, 2013, and 2015. Rick's TV and Film crafted music spans many genres, including Rock, Jazz, Classical, and Electronic. His inspiration draws from bands such as Genesis, Peter Gabriel, David Bowie, U2, Gary Newman, Yes, The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, and Cold play, as well as many composers such as Debussy, Reveille, Chopin, Bach, Schubert, and Brahms. Rick Hale was nominated for a Latin Grammy in 2001 for producing the album "Cumbegue" (by Micky Cruz). Additionally, he produced the late Jimmy Shendo's "Walking The Life Road," which received "The Native American Music Award" for "Best Rock Recording" in 2009 as well as NAMMY awards in 2009. Rick actively collaborates with the talented drummer and producer Garry King on many of his songs.