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Demian Label & Distro! Portland, Oregon
As a songwriter [and poetry-of-theory-fiction writer], composer, Mike Richard, also publishes himself as the AKA artist- name, i.e. conceptual persona, Demian Rufus, with his Demian Label & Distro!, and in his past dark-theory-synth band project, struggle at the snuggle factory. Lived in L.A./S.F. now based in Portland, OR. as a musician, Mike performs on piano, keyboard, synth, gong, and vocals. ... more
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