Biography
Gordon Bahary works as a singer, songwriter, producer, and engineer in the realm of adult contemporary pop shaped by the sounds of the 1970s and 1980s. Born on Long Island, he started composing and playing music near the age of ten; during his teenage years he began designing original synthesizer sequences and tones, which led to his contributions on Stevie Wonder’s Songs in the Key of Life and The Secret Life of Plants as well as Herbie Hancock’s Feets Don't Fail Me Now. In a later partnership with singer and songwriter Joseph Saulter, Bahary issued an electro record under the name Twilight 22 that included the track “Electric Kingdom.” He has additionally handled production and engineering duties on projects by Ramsey Lewis and Raven-Symone and others. The new age album Genesis: Creation Earth appeared in 1996, followed in 2013 by Unbreakable, a collection of original, contemporary faith-based pop songs.
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