He then headed to New York where he joined Dogma, a hard rock band out of Brooklyn, as Lead Guitarist. The Band soon was signed to Mercury Records/Def Jam Recordings and working with Leor Cohen and Russell Simmons. After 4 years, 2 albums and touring the U.S. he decided to leave Dogma to explore a less heavy, more acoustic driven solo direction. Having had the experience of recording with such producers as Steve Thompson (Blues Traveler, Guns Roses, Metallica) and Jason Cosaro (Sound Garden) while with Dogma, he was anxious to try his own hand at it.
Randiddly had begun to experiment with such instruments as the Banjo, Dobro and Lap Steel which would give his solo work a unique twist of modern rock mixed with a country/folk sound. His country side was further influenced when he traveled to Nashville to play as a hired gun at the Grand Ole Opry.
Randiddly can best be described as the Allman Brothers meets acoustic Zeppelin updated with pop melodies and feel-good