 Welcome to the official site for artist Mychael John Thomas. From this site you will be able to keep up with Mychael, see what's new and purchase products. All of Mychael’s books and CD’s that have been released are available on this web site.
If you would like to find out more about Mychael or his products, you may write to MJT@charter.net
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MJT just finished producing an album for Texas recording artist Gabe Nieto and is currently on tour as his band leader. One song from the album entitled “Circles” was written by MJT and is featured in the movie Constellation, starring Billy Dee Williams, Gabriel Union, and others. Check Gabe out at www.myspace.com/gabenieto
Let Mychael John Thomas produce your next song demos in his full service digital recording studio. MJT has been a producer for over 28 years. Email for your custom quote.
Download many free songs from MJT’s albums, Neon Dreams, A Matter of Love or Death and Promise Land.
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 Worship - This CD marks a renewal of purpose for Mychael John Thomas. Eleven original songs and a new arrangement of “Amazing Grace” cover a spiritual journey that began for MJT at age 20. Come share the Worship experience... - more -
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Freedom Fire - Saronya is a normal girl of sixteen. She just happens to be the daughter of the President . . . of the continent Freedomia... on the planet Eiraynos - more -
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 Home - This release from MJT is mostly light rock with blues and country overtones, varying in styles from Eric Clapton to Fleetwood Mac. All the songs were composed and performed by MJT, meaningful songs about life and relationships.
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 Love Songs - If you liked the ‘80s, you'll love this collection. All songs were composed by MJT except "Without You," which is a remake of the hit song by Harry Nilsson. The song was composed by Ham & Evans (Better KNOWN as Lennon and McCartney... - more -
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 Guitorchestra - MJT's Guitorchestra is available for download now AND coming soon on CD
When I was growing up in Nashville, one of the highlights of elementary school was a good field trip. I don't know why they called them field trips. We never went to the country ... At any rate, about the first or second grade (not sure which) we went to see and hear the Nashville Symphony. Even as a young boy I was fascinated with how all the musicians worked together like a machine. It was beautiful. - more -
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