Welcome to PaintedRed.net, the online home of Red Baron! In essence, I am a believer in the Lord Jesus Christ, a husband, father, attorney, emcee and college professor. This site chronicles my adventures in joyfully fulfills those roles. More specifically, on PaintedRed.net you may learn more about my work as a recording artist by visiting the Bio page. You may see pictures from live performances, studio sessions, video shoots, etc. on the Photos page. Likewise, the Video page contains footage from some of my live performances. The Tour page provides details for some of my upcoming events. You may discover updates on my latest happenings on the News page. You may read my thoughts on faith, race, culture, politics, relationships, pressing social issues and things that make me smile by visiting the Blog page. The Lyrics page houses the lyrics (and in some instances an explanation of the lyrics) to many of my songs. You may contact me directly, or learn how to send booking requests by visiting the Contact page. The Check Out These Albums feature provides you with links to my albums, Paint the Town Red and Shades of Grace.
One of the foremost advantages of the Information Age is that artists can disseminate their music more broadly and more easily, hence consumers are inudated with more music than ever before. Consequently, there is an enormous amount of music–good, awful and some where in between–released on a regular basis. Suffice to say, I do not count it lightly that you chose to visit my site. What you will find filling the pages of this site are simply the attempts of a man with God-given gifts seeking to honor God with them. By way of a more thorough explanation as to the symbolism that pervades PaintedRed.net, the color red signifies the blood of Christ, shed for the remission of sins. I perform under the pseudonym Red Baron in large part because I deem myself to be one painted red with that blood. That paint elucidates my world and colors my being. It defines hue I am. This site then follows that analogy, as I go to lead a life where I am “not the painter, but the canvas.”
With regard to my music, I desire to make music worthy of listening to. Particularly, there is a distinct difference between the music you hear and the music you to listen to. Music you hear is the organized noise that periodically clutters your ears, and is soon forgotten. Music that you listen to, captures your attention, resonates within your spirit, touching your soul in ways that you often lack the ability to describe. It is my prayer that in hearing my work, you are compelled to listen; and if you’ll just listen, you’ll know all you need to…
Adding to His kingdom,












