A teenage musician records a beautiful and haunting album in his garage.
Two local producers hear the record and are blown away. The production
team helps the young gun flesh out a new song. This new song sounds bigger
and better. A music industry insider gets the song on a high-profile
compilation disk. This is a record issued to Grammy Association members
-people with power. Endless possibilities fill the air.

LaSalle takes it all with a poise that belies his age. He's a quiet and
humble guy with Beatles for brains and Beethoven in his fingertips. He's a
21-year-old magic music weirdo. LaSalle's music fits nicely next to the
revered art-rock of bands such as Radiohead, Muse, and Jeff Buckley.

Whether it's a solo show encompassing his multi-instrumental and vocal
loops, banging on the piano, or a full band gig blaring its colossal
sound, a LaSalle live show is an invigorating experience.

LaSalle bio

A teenage musician records a beautiful and haunting album in his garage.
Two local producers hear the record and are blown away. The production
team helps the young gun flesh out a new song. This new song sounds bigger
and better. A music industry insider gets the song on a high-profile
compilation disk. This is a record issued to Grammy Association members
-people with power. Endless possibilities fill the air.

LaSalle takes it all with a poise that belies his age. He's a quiet and
humble guy with Beatles for brains and Beethoven in his fingertips. He's a
21-year-old magic music weirdo. LaSalle's music fits nicely next to the
revered art-rock of bands such as Radiohead, Muse, and Jeff Buckley.

Whether it's a solo show encompassing his multi-instrumental and vocal
loops, banging on the piano, or a full band gig blaring its colossal
sound, a LaSalle live show is an invigorating experience.

Having toured all over the south, LaSalle captured his dramatic show on
"Live & Well 2005," a recording before a live studio audience that has
gained him and his band more recognition than ever before.