Mike Fuller writes, performs and produces some of the best soundtrack music you will ever hear. Fuller's song 'Someday' is featured in the critically acclaimed independent film 'What Matters Most', which has been picked up for broadcast by the Lifetime Channel. His beautiful work, 'Fruits Of Our Labor', from his first release 'Babies', sets the tone for Habitat For Humanity's elaborate Modesto, CA video production. Fuller describes his songs as 'a snapshot of my life', but they're more than that. With the poetic flair of James Taylor, Cat Stevens and a handful of other male solos who soared to fame in the '60s, Fuller sings of change and it's effect on everything around us, relationships and how we deal with one another. Born in upstate New York and raised in New Mexico, Fuller started playing guitar at the age of ten. 'It was a huge nylon string guitar that was bigger than I was.' At fourteen, he discovered he could sing. But it wasn't until much later that he attempted to write his own lyrics. During those early creatively formative years, Fuller surrounded himself with the music of Cat Stevens, John Denver, Jackson Browne, Warren Zevon, James Taylor, Little Feat, Bruce Cockburn and Elvis Costello. Today, in Fuller's own compositions, whether the song is melancholy and lyrical or uplifting and soothing, the influence of all those artists colors his playing and vocal style. For Mike Fuller and his fans, 'Someday' has arrived with this highly smooth, sophisticated, and satisfying release.