Voices of Tampa

Sometimes I have something to say that doesn't belong in a speech or a campaign post.

So I write a song about it.

These are original songs I've written about Tampa—our city, our problems, our politics and sometimes just the things that make Tampa home.

Some are serious. Some are funny. Some are meant to make you think.

Listen. Watch. And if one speaks to you, share it.

My songs are also available on YouTube, TikTok, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio and other music platforms.

Pump up the volume!  Share them. Let's get Tampa listening.

 

People of Tampa is a song I wrote to point out neighborhoods that have been neglected by the last two administrations. Is your neighborhood  in it? 

Like it? Share it!

 

 

Is this Tampa? is  a song I wrote after driving down Nebraska about 7 am in the morning. This is a reflection of what I saw, the human reality many residents see every day—and the responsibility we share to respond with compassion, safety, and real solutions.

Circle of Suits is a reminder that leadership should always stay connected to the everyday lives of the people it serves. Deals need to be transparent, not behind closed doors. 

Listen Up, Tampa is a  call for new leadership. I wrote it to tell more about me. 

Tampa Rabbit Hole was written to remind you not to make the same mistakes of the past. Same politicians over and over again. 

Insanity, Just Insanity - I wrote this masterpiece after a certain candidate amassed a huge warchest and the media claimed his victory almost a year before the election. I wrote this out of passion and to try and make people realize history doesn't have to repeat itself. 

Tampa Could Be Great Again - I wrote this after seeing the Sulphur Springs pool and the actual springs so neglected. We can fix Tampa. We are better than just downtown and channelside. 

Fixed it Anyway - I wrote this one after I got the city to stop using Zillow to trap homeowners on code violations. They were holding up closings and punishing people without even seeing the inside of the home they were violating. 

Don't Recycle This Time - I wrote this to show Tampa they have another choice. 

Imagine Tampa - I wrote this because driving through Tampa one day I realized how much we could improve this wonderful, diverse city.