Derek Sherinian

Keyboard player, songwriter, producer

Derek Sherinian - Keyboard player, songwriter, producer
Born

August 25th, 1966
58 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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An American keyboard player, songwriter, and producer gained recognition for solo albums and collaborations in progressive metal and rock genres. Contributed to several influential bands, including Dream Theater and Platypus. Instrumental in developing a signature sound by blending rock elements with jazz and classical influences. Produced work with a variety of artists across genres.

Played keyboard in Dream Theater

Released solo albums including 'Inertia'

Collaborated with Alice Cooper and Billy Idol

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