With a soul full of demons and a book full of songs enters Clayton Senne. Poised to be great from his childhood being raised by a family of touring musicians, his bright, blues-flavored pop is a sound that bellows over the the sonic landscape of other musicians today.

Born the youngest of seven brothers and sisters and raised by three professional musicians in Topeka, Kansas, Clayton knew from the first time he sat down at his father's Kawai Grand piano at the young age of 5 that he wanted to play music. From that point on, various people in his life introduced him to different genres of music, with the most influential older artists' records given to him by his step-father. These records from the soulful periods of the 60s and 70s, especially from Stevie Wonder and the artists of Motown, proved to be a catalyst for the passion to write songs of his own, and at the age of 18, Clayton sat down and wrote his first song, "May I Have This Dance."

Now, over five years later, and with a newfound home in Orlando, FL, Clayton Senne stands before the world with two hands glued to the piano keys, dozens more original songs in his notebook, and one foot pressed hard on the pedal to unleash a sound that will no doubt sustain through the ages.
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